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Development of a rapid single‐drop analysis biosensor for screening of phenanthrene in water samples

Moore et al., 2004

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12254261844910298797
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Moore E
Kreuzer M
Pravda M
Guilbault G
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Electroanalysis: An International Journal Devoted to Fundamental and Practical Aspects of Electroanalysis

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Detection techniques for biosensors often require bulky instruments or cells that are not feasible for in‐field analysis. Our single‐drop cell design, optimized in this work, comprised a screen‐printed three‐electrode (SPE), strip in horizontal position onto which a volume of …
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