Abstract:This research, for the first time, reports the fabrication of dodecylamine capped hafnium oxide nanomaterial (DDA@HfO2 NM) onto gold (Au) electrodes for highly selective and sensitive detection of sulfide (HS-)...
“…As alternatives to spectroscopic techniques, electrochemical methods have been recognized as one of the most powerful tools for the determination of Hg 2+ due to their high sensitivity, short analysis duration, portability, low cost, and easy maintenance. [10][11][12] The discovery of nanomaterials has opened up numerous possibilities for electrochemical sensors because the selection of biomolecule immobilization matrixes and transducers is a critical step in constructing the appropriate biosensing device. [13][14][15] Researchers in this field are always motivated to discover novel nanomaterials that could enhance the functionality of electrochemical sensors.…”
To address the requirement of ultra-sensitive detection of trace mercury ion (II) (Hg2+) in the environmental and food industries, we had developed an electrochemical biosensor with super-sensitivity, extremely high-selectivity, and...
“…As alternatives to spectroscopic techniques, electrochemical methods have been recognized as one of the most powerful tools for the determination of Hg 2+ due to their high sensitivity, short analysis duration, portability, low cost, and easy maintenance. [10][11][12] The discovery of nanomaterials has opened up numerous possibilities for electrochemical sensors because the selection of biomolecule immobilization matrixes and transducers is a critical step in constructing the appropriate biosensing device. [13][14][15] Researchers in this field are always motivated to discover novel nanomaterials that could enhance the functionality of electrochemical sensors.…”
To address the requirement of ultra-sensitive detection of trace mercury ion (II) (Hg2+) in the environmental and food industries, we had developed an electrochemical biosensor with super-sensitivity, extremely high-selectivity, and...
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