Prussian blue nanocubes modified graphite electrodes for the electrochemical detection of various analytes with high performance

Lifang Liu; Lei Shi; Zhenyu Chu; Jingmeng Peng; Wanqin Jin

doi:10.1016/j.snb.2014.06.022

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Prussian blue nanocubes modified graphite electrodes for the electrochemical detection of various analytes with high performance

Lifang Liu Lei Shi Zhenyu Chu Jingmeng Peng Wanqin Jin

Year: 2014 Journal: Sensors and Actuators B Chemical Vol: 202 Pages: 820-826 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.snb.2014.06.022

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Prussian blue Biosensor Graphite Electrode Materials science Electrochemistry Analyte Selectivity Nanotechnology Chemical engineering Chemistry Chromatography Organic chemistry Composite material Catalysis Physical chemistry

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