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Measuring multiple reactions on a single electrode with extraordinary sensitivity
Source: Phys.org · Published
A reaction on a single electrode can tell scientists a remarkable amount about the chemical nature and number of analytes involved. The challenge comes when they want to distinguish many reactions on the same electrode. After more than a decade of trying to overcome that limitation, Ravi Saraf and his Nebraska Engineering graduate students have demonstrated a way to quantify many reactions on the…
Key points
- A reaction on a single electrode can tell scientists a remarkable amount about the chemical nature and number of analytes involved.
- The challenge comes when they want to distinguish many reactions on the same electrode.
- After more than a decade of trying to overcome that limitation, Ravi Saraf and his Nebraska Engineering graduate students have demonstrated a way to quantify many reactions on the…
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