Chronoamperometric detection of glucose by a third generation biosensor constructed from conducting microtubules of polypyrrole

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Koopal, C.G.J.

Eijsma, B.

Nolte, R.J.M.
Chronoamperometry is used to characterize a previously described amperometric glucose sensor based on conducting microtubules of poly(pyrrole). With the chronoamperometric technique glucose concentrations in the range of 1-15 mM can be measured accurately. The procedure may lead to a prolonged sensor lifetime. © 1993.
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BiosensorsConductive plasticsGlucose sensorsChronoamperometric detectionMicrotubulesPolypyrroleSensor lifetimeAmperometric sensors
TNO Identifier
49852
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:b7f9221f-7058-491e-b84a-8c655f127159
ISSN
03796779
Source
Synthetic Metals, 57(1), pp. 3689-3695.
Pages
3689-3695
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