Filippo Silveri, Flavio Della Pelle, Dario Compagnone
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Abstract
Nanomaterials (NMs) integration in electrochemical devices as conductive nanostructured freestanding transducers and sensing surfaces has emerged in the analytical scenario, toward on-demand device manufacturing and fully exploiting NMs' features.
This review reports the advances in developing electroanalytical devices based on nanostructured sensing films/surfaces obtained via accessible/sustainable strategies. Various manufacturing approaches are discussed including emerging nanostructured film-transfer technologies and nanofilms' direct generation onto low-cost substrates. Additive manufacturing and printed electronics are also treated, focusing on straightforward strategies for printed device nano-structuring. Post-production nano-modifications of preexisting transducers/electrodes are not considered.
This review outlines a critical overview concerning technological novelties to obtain nanofilm-based sensors, biosensors, and electroanalytical devices, and related analytical advancements. In particular, attention is paid to nanofilms 'manufacturing strategies' based on user-friendly technologies, focusing on approaches devoted to improving sustainability. The topics will be covered describing noteworthy advancements, giving technical/practical advice, pointing out limitations, and outlining future perspectives.
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