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Voltammetry in Two-Electrode Mode for Rapid Electrochemical Screening Using a Fully Printed and Flexible Multiplexer Sensor

Nagar, Bhawna  
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Silva, Wanderson O.
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Girault, Hubert H.  
October 1, 2021
Chemelectrochem

A multiplexed electrochemical platform has been designed for electrochemical screening applications, such as bacteria detection. It includes 16x16 electrochemical cell array in a two-electrode mode fabricated by a combination of screen printing, inkjet printing, and flash-light sintering techniques wherein each cell is addressed sequentially by a portable multiplexer potentiostat. This multiplexer unit is capable of making a total of 256 independent voltametric measurements that were validated by performing cyclic voltammetry in two-electrode mode using four different redox mediators: Fe(CN)(6)/(4-), FcMeOH, Ru[(NH3)(6)]Cl-3 and K-2[IrCl6]. The smart design and the use of mass production techniques makes the multiplexer device applicable for numerous electrochemical applications including health, food, and environmental monitoring.

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research article
DOI
10.1002/celc.202100477
Web of Science ID

WOS:000706958400019

Author(s)
Nagar, Bhawna  
Silva, Wanderson O.
Girault, Hubert H.  
Date Issued

2021-10-01

Publisher

WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH

Published in
Chemelectrochem
Volume

8

Issue

19

Start page

3700

End page

3706

Subjects

Electrochemistry

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bacteria detection

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electrochemical sensor array

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inkjet printing

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flash-light sintering

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multiplexer

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label-free detection

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carbon nanotubes

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electrode

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immunosensor

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