2016
DOI: 10.1002/anie.201600111
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Intercalation Compounds as Inner Reference Electrodes for Reproducible and Robust Solid‐Contact Ion‐Selective Electrodes

Abstract: With billions of assays performed every year, ion-selective electrodes (ISEs) provide a simple and fast technique for clinical analysis of blood electrolytes. The development of cheap, miniaturized solid-contact (SC-)ISEs for integrated systems, however, remains a difficult balancing act between size, robustness, and reproducibility, because the defined interface potentials between the ion-selective membrane and the inner reference electrode (iRE) are often compromised. We demonstrate that target cation-sensit… Show more

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“…The phase boundary potential Enormalm,normalsI , which forms upon distribution between the lipophilic membrane and the aqueous sample solution, follows the Nernst equation. It can therefore be used to determine the activity anormalsI of I . For single‐use sensors which can be used in point‐of‐care diagnostics or field analysis, however, the incorporation of an iRE of second kind with an IF is not viable.…”
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“…The phase boundary potential Enormalm,normalsI , which forms upon distribution between the lipophilic membrane and the aqueous sample solution, follows the Nernst equation. It can therefore be used to determine the activity anormalsI of I . For single‐use sensors which can be used in point‐of‐care diagnostics or field analysis, however, the incorporation of an iRE of second kind with an IF is not viable.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the redox control of K‐NiHCF, a part of the PBA was chemically reduced by ascorbic acid and subsequently mixed with pristine K‐NiHCF. Electrodes were prepared by lab‐scale techniques similar to those used in the research and production of lithium ion batteries . PBA and graphite powder as conducting additive were dispersed in a solution of PVdF in NMP.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
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