Screen-printed transcutaneous oxygen sensor employing polymer electrolytes

Yu-Zhi Lam; John Atkinson

doi:10.1007/bf02348089

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Screen-printed transcutaneous oxygen sensor employing polymer electrolytes

Yu-Zhi Lam John Atkinson

Year: 2003 Journal: Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing Vol: 41 (4)Pages: 456-463 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/bf02348089

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Electrolyte Oxygen sensor Electrode Polytetrafluoroethylene Silver chloride Fabrication Materials science Oxygen Screen printing Membrane Cyclic voltammetry Limiting oxygen concentration Analytical Chemistry (journal) Biomedical engineering Chemistry Composite material Electrochemistry Chromatography Engineering Organic chemistry

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