Electrochemical Sensor and Methods for Making and Using Same
AssigneeBattelle Memorial Institute
InventorsWassana Yantasee, Glen E. Fryxell, Raymond S. Addleman, Yuehe Lin, Charles Timchalk
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AssigneeBattelle Memorial Institute
InventorsWassana Yantasee, Glen E. Fryxell, Raymond S. Addleman, Yuehe Lin, Charles Timchalk
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A mercury-free, electrochemical sensor is described that includes a self-assembled monolayer on a mesoporous support (SAMMS) composite and a fluoropolymer component that is deposited on a measurement surface. The SAMMS component provides outstanding metal preconcentration. The fluoropolymer component acts as an antifouling binder. The sensor can detect various metals at a low detection level in the presence of fouling agents and without sample pretreatment. The sensor is also able to detect mixtures of metals simultaneously with excellent single and inter-electrode reproducibility. Service lifetimes are excellent.
An electrochemical sensor for determining a metal(s) in a sample medium, comprising:
A method for making an electrochemical sensor, characterized by the steps:
An electrochemical sensor composition, characterized by:
A method for using an electrochemical sensor for determining a metal(s) in a sample medium, comprising the steps:
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