Abstract
Aqueous Mn2+ ions were anodized at 70 °C with Co2+ in the presence of cationic surfactant, cetyltrimethylammonium (CTA). X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis revealed that the deposited film possesses a layered structure of MnO2, the interlayer of which is occupied with the assembled CTA molecules. Inclusion of Co ions in the MnO2 film was evidenced by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). They were located in the MnO2 framework, not in the interlayer. The thus-obtained film, CTA-intercalated Co-framework-doped layered MnO2 (CTA/Co-MnO2), was applied as an electrochemical sensor toward iodide (I-), a hydrophobic anion. The organic phase between MnO2 layers could extract I- ions from solution, providing a better sensitivity than a film consisting of layered MnO2 with hydrated alkali metals. On the other hand, the Co-doped layers of MnO2 achieved faster electron transfer kinetics for the oxidation of I-, which resulted in a drastic reduction in response time compared to the nondoped CTA/MnO2.
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