The Mathematical Modeling for CoO(OH) – Poly(5-Amino-1,4-Naphthoquinone) Composite-Based Sensor for 1-Propenesulfenic Acid and Propanethial S-Oxide Detection in Food and Lacrimogenic Compositions

The Mathematical Modeling for CoO(OH) – Poly(5-Amino-1,4-Naphthoquinone) Composite-Based Sensor for 1-Propenesulfenic Acid and Propanethial S-Oxide Detection in Food and Lacrimogenic Compositions

The theoretical description for 1-propenesulfenic acid and its isomer propanethial-S-oxide, substances, responsible for leek lacrimogenic activity, has been described theoretically. The process is realized anodically over a poly(naphthoquinone) – CoO(OH) composite. A model has been developed and ana...

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