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Recent advances in electrochemiluminescence with quantum dots and arrays of nanoelectrodes

Bertoncello et al., 2017

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3208364225212006266
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Bertoncello P
Ugo P
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This Review presents the latest advances related to analytical and bioanalytical applications of electrochemiluminescence (ECL) achieved by exploiting the special optical or electrochemical properties of quantum dots and nanoelectrodes, respectively. After a brief …
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