2017
DOI: 10.1039/c7qi00259a
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One-pot electrochemical preparation of copper species immobilized poly(o-aminophenol)/MWCNT composite with excellent electrocatalytic activity for use as an H2O2 sensor

Abstract: Redox activity of copper species immobilized poly(o-aminophenol)/multi-walled carbon nanotube for direct electrocatalysis towards detection of H2O2.

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“…In general, sensitivity arises from the charge transfer resistance that occurs between the modified electrode–electrolyte interface. For the Cu NPs/SPCE, CuO NPs/SPCE, and Sb NPs/SPCE, the R ct values were reported previously to be 2044, ∼4000, and ∼639 Ω. The lower R ct value of Cu 2 Sb/SPCE shows a higher sensitivity toward the detection of SUZ. Thus, the obtained results reveal that the charge transfers properties of the SPCE enhanced greatly upon the annealed intermetallic Cu 2 Sb.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…In general, sensitivity arises from the charge transfer resistance that occurs between the modified electrode–electrolyte interface. For the Cu NPs/SPCE, CuO NPs/SPCE, and Sb NPs/SPCE, the R ct values were reported previously to be 2044, ∼4000, and ∼639 Ω. The lower R ct value of Cu 2 Sb/SPCE shows a higher sensitivity toward the detection of SUZ. Thus, the obtained results reveal that the charge transfers properties of the SPCE enhanced greatly upon the annealed intermetallic Cu 2 Sb.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 74%