Nanostructured working electrode of an electrochemical...

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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C204S292000, C204S293000

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07811431

ABSTRACT:
A nanostructured working electrode of an electrochemical sensor wherein the working electrode is composed of a material in the form of a film and is inserted onto the sensor. The electrode can be prepared from materials the use of which was impossible in the working electrodes known in the art (e.g. metals of defined purity). A method of manufacturing of the nanostructured working electrode and an electrochemical sensor containing the nanostructured electrode is disclosed.

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