Ion sensor

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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204416, G01N 2730

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048714429

ABSTRACT:
An ion sensor includes an electrically conductive substrate, a redox layer coating the surface of the electrically conductive substrate, a barrier layer coating the surface of the redox layer, and an ion-selective layer coating the surface of the barrier layer. The barrier layer functions to prevent migration between the ion-selective layer and redox layer of substances constituting these layers, and to transmit a potential difference produced in the ion-selective layer by contact with an ion from the ion-selective layer to the redox layer.

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