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Modification of boron-doped diamond electrode and its applications

At a Glance

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Publication Date2021-01-01
JournalDigitalni Knihovna (Univerzita Pardubice)
AuthorsOleksandr Matvieiev, RenĆ”ta Å eleÅ”ovskĆ”, Lenka JanĆ­kovĆ”
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Abstract

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Boron doped diamond (BDD) is a promising electrode material exhibiting exceptional
\nelectrochemical properties. Thanks to this, it is widely used in the field of electroanalytical
\nchemistry. Simultaneously, BDDE is an excellent substrate for various
\nsurface modifications that allow the improvement of specific properties of electrodes,
\nsuch as sensitivity and selectivity in particular. This article presents a comprehensive
\noverview of the possibilities of modification of BDDEs. It summarizes the different types
\nof modifications in the individual chapters devoted to modifications with metal and
\nmetal oxide nanoparticles, carbon materials, such as graphene or carbon nanotubes,
\nand last but not least, organic molecules and biomolecules. It also deals with procedures
\nand specific conditions for electrode modification. Finally, an overview of applications
\nof modified BDDEs is also included.

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