Chiang Mai Journal of Science

Electronic Tongue System based on Non-specific Metal Oxides/carbon Nanotubes Electronical Sensors for Orange Juice Classification

Paper Type	Contributed Paper
Title	Electronic Tongue System based on Non-specific Metal Oxides/carbon Nanotubes Electronical Sensors for Orange Juice Classification
Author	Arthit Jityen*, Rawat Jaisuthi and Tanakorn Osotchan
Email	j.arthit89@gmail.com
Abstract: Various metal oxide (MO) powders have been explored for electrochemical sensor as liquid or gas phase sensor. These materials can show ideal or near-ideal Nernstian responses due to their high conductivity, good chemical stability, and most importantly their superior biocompatibility. In this work, various MOs were used as non-specific sensor array for electronic tongue system. To fabricate the sensor, carbon nanotube (CNT) was mixed with several MO powders consisting of zinc oxide, cobalt oxide, copper oxide, iron oxide and copper iron oxide powders with the ratio of 1:1 by weight. These sensor arrays were used as array of working electrode for cyclic voltammetry (CV) measurement in electronic tongue system. To investigate the classification ability, the five different species of orange juice including Shogun, Tangerine, Valencia, Sainumpeung and Mandarin were used to perform the measurement. The 0.1M of NaOH, as electrolyzed solution, was added to enhance electrical conductivity with the ratio of 1:1 by volume. The CV signals were performed the preprocessing and extracted main feature by using wavelet analysis. In order to distinguish different types of orange juice, the extracted signals were classified by using principal component analysis. The result showed that these CNT electrodes modifying with MOs can be utilized to the electronic tongue application for orange juice classification with high stability.
Start & End Page	776 - 785
Received Date	2019-07-26
Revised Date
Accepted Date	2020-04-20
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Keyword	metal oxide, non-specific sensor, electronic tongue, cyclic voltammetry
Volume	Vol.47 No.4 (Special Issue II : July 2020)
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