A Review on Electrospun Nanofiber Composites for an Efficient Electrochemical Sensor Applications

Abstract

The present review article discusses the elementary concepts of the sensor mechanism and various types of materials used for sensor applications. The electrospinning method is the most comfortable method to prepare the device-like structure by means of forming from the fiber structure. Though there are various materials available for sensors, the important factor is to incorporate the functional group on the surface of the materials. The post-modification sanction enhances the efficiency of the sensor materials. This article also describes the various types of materials applied to chemical and biosensor applications. The chemical sensor parts include acetone, ethanol, ammonia, and CO2, H2O2, and NO2 molecules; meanwhile, the biosensor takes on glucose, uric acid, and cholesterol molecules. The above materials have to be sensed for a healthier lifestyle for humans and other living organisms. The prescribed review articles give a detailed report on the Electrospun materials for sensor applications.

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“…CNFs (Carbon nanofibers) are one-dimensional carbon nanomaterials with diameters of 2–200 nm that have been widely used in various systems such as composite reinforcement 22 . Unlike other forms of nano-carbons, CNFs, with their outstanding electrical and thermal stability, and high surface area-to-volume ratio, are attractive substrates for the development of a wide range of materials, including enzymes, molecules, metals, and composites, notably MOFs 23 . MOFs and CNFs are suitable for analyte adsorption because of their intrinsic structural features, such as large porosity and surface area.…”