nanoHUB-U: Principles of Electronic Nanobiosensors
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1. Lecture 3.7: Amperometric Sens…
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2. Three types of sensors
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3. A short history of sensors
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4. A glucose sensor
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5. Basics of a amperometric senso…
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6. Glucose sensing
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7. Why amperometric sensors?
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8. Outline
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9. Let us start with the cell on …
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10. Spontaneous reaction
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11. Spontaneous reaction and the d…
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12. Driving a motor by chemical en…
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13. Forced oxidation-reduction
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14. Electrolysis: forced oxidation…
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15. Outline
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16. The issue of reference electro…
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17. Without a Reference Electrode …
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18. The purpose of reference elect…
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19. A three electrode cell
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20. Outline
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21. Current proportional to H2O2 c…
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22. Validation of H2O2 response
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23. Conclusion
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