Kuan-Yu Chen, Aatresha Biswas, Shuohao Cai, Jingyi Huang, Joseph Andrews
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Inkjet Printed Potentiometric Sensors for Nitrate Detection Directly in Soil enabled by a Hydrophilic Passivation Layer (Adv. Mater. Technol. 17/2024)
Inkjet Printed Potentiometric Sensors
In article number 2301140, Joseph Andrews and co-workers present a printed electrochemical sensor for measuring nitrate ions in soil. A hydrophilic and porous polymer layer enables the extraction of nitrate laden solutions from soil environments. The sensor is functionalized with a nitrate selective membrane on the working electrode and a proton exchange membrane on the reference electrode.
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