3D graphene network@WO3 nanowire composites: a multifunctional colorimetric and electrochemical biosensing platform
Chemical Communications2014Vol. 50(76), pp. 11135–11138
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Abstract
A three dimensional graphene network (3DGN)@WO3 nanowire (NW) sensor is proposed which can perform colorimetric and electrochemical sensing techniques to detect H2O2, ascorbic acid and dopamine. The 3DGN provides three functions: anchoring, separating, conducting, while the WO3 NWs maximize surface area and catalyse reactions.
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