Conducting polymer coated carbon surfaces and biosensor applications

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
693668	Progress in Organic Coatings	2009	22 Pages	PDF

Abstract

We suggest guidelines that can be applied to a range of in vivo microsensor applications for evaluation of analyte identification and improvement of selectivity. Various modified materials have been used on carbon-based electrodes to investigate and detect biologically important redox species, which biosensors represent a broad area of technology useful for environmental, food monitoring and clinical applications.

Keywords

CH2Cl2 Polypyrrole EQCM SCE AFM MWNTs ACF ACN RMS GCE ANI FSCV MFB htt PPy RVC FTIR-ATR ECMs SWNTs N-methylpyrrole RRDE N-ethylcarbazole ECMD p-Ap TEAP PCZ CFME PVA SDS CNTS ESR DPV CPE PANI p-Aminophenol Ascorbic acid Aniline Acetonitrile Uric acid Electrocoating Carbon paste electrode glassy carbon electrode Saturated Calomel Electrode HER Indium tin oxide fluorine tin oxide graphite oxide ITO Tem medial forebrain bundle Biosensor Electrochemomechanical deformation CNS FTO Dopamine Rotating ring disk electrode Dichloromethane Electron spin resonance sodium dodecyl sulfate central nervous system X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy XPS Carbon fiber Active carbon fiber PAN SEM Electrochromic materials root mean square Carbon fiber microelectrode Electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance Scanning electron microscopy Transmission electron microscopy atomic force microscopy Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes Multi-walled carbon nanotubes Carbon nanotubes Nitric oxide Hydrogen evolution reaction fast scan cyclic voltammetry Differential pulse voltammetry Cyclic voltammetry X-ray diffraction XRD Platinum Poly(N-vinylcarbazole)Polyaniline Poly(vinyl acetate)Polycarbazole Reticulated vitreous carbon Propylene carbonate Natural graphite