Quantitative self-powered electrochromic biosensors

Miguel Aller Pellitero; Anton Guimerà‐Brunet; Μαρία Κιτσαρά; Rosa Villa; Camille Rubio; Boris Lakard; Marie‐Laure Doche; Jean‐Yves Hihn; F. Javier del Campo

doi:10.1039/c6sc04469g

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Quantitative self-powered electrochromic biosensors

Miguel Aller Pellitero Anton Guimerà‐Brunet Μαρία Κιτσαρά Rosa Villa Camille Rubio Boris Lakard Marie‐Laure Doche Jean‐Yves Hihn F. Javier del Campo

Year: 2016 Journal: Chemical Science Vol: 8 (3)Pages: 1995-2002 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c6sc04469g

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Electrochromic materials can be used in self-powered electrochemical sensors to display quantitative information without the need for silicon-based electronics or external instrumentation.

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Electrochromism Prussian blue Electronics Biosensor Nanotechnology Computer science Silicon Electrochromic devices Materials science Electrical engineering Optoelectronics Engineering Electrochemistry Chemistry Electrode

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