Catarina Moreirinha;Paul Wittendorp;Runar Dahl-Hansen;Shruti Jain;Michal Marek Mielnik;Maria Teresa S. R. Gomes;Alisa Rudnitskaya;Frøydis Sved Skottvoll
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摘要
利用微加工技术可以实现电位测量电化学传感器的微型化。然而,传统的参比电极(RF)在微型化和集成化方面往往具有挑战性,从而限制了电位计传感器微流控装置的紧凑性。在这项研究中,我们开发了一种在基于硅的 TiW-Au 涂层电位计传感器上喷墨打印平面固态银/氯化银伪参比电极的方法。我们为平面传感器和集成微流控单元的传感器这两种传感器建立了喷墨打印伪 RE 的方法。两种传感器中的伪 RE 在 70 天内显示出稳定的电位读数,标准偏差低于 1 mV。使用伪 RE 和传统 RE 的传感器电位读数具有可比性,显示出线性和接近于 Nernstian 响应。不过,与商用丝网印刷电极(SPE)相比,使用伪 RE 的传感器的稳定性较差,校准周期较短。喷墨打印为在微型电位计传感器中加入伪 RE 提供了一种直接而经济有效的方法。这种方法与微制造后的后处理步骤兼容,旨在促进用于现场自动分析的单片集成微流控传感器的开发。
The miniaturization of electrochemical sensors for potentiometric measurements can be made possible using microfabrication technologies. However, conventional reference electrodes (RFs) are often challenging to miniaturize and integrate, limiting the compactness of the microfluidic setup for potentiometric sensors. In this study, we have developed a method for inkjet printing planar solid-state Ag/AgCl pseudo REs on a TiW-Au coated Si-based potentiometry sensor. A method for inkjet printing of pseudo REs was established for two sensor variants: planar sensors and sensors with an integrated microfluidic cell. The pseudo RE in both sensor versions showed stable potentiometric readings for 70 days with a standard deviation below 1 mV. Sensor potential readings using the pseudo RE and conventional RE were comparable, showing linearity and near Nernstian response. However, the sensors with the pseudo RE showed to be less robust compared to commercial screen-printed electrodes (SPEs), lasting fewer calibration cycles. Inkjet printing provides a straightforward and cost-effective method for the incorporation of pseudo REs into miniaturized potentiometric sensors. This approach is compatible with post-processing steps following microfabrication, aiming to facilitate the development of monolithically integrated microfluidic sensors for automated on-site analysis.
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