可持续木材微流体用于多用途电化学研究，概念验证应用于环境硝酸盐传感

IF 3.1 3区化学 Q3 CHEMISTRY, PHYSICAL

Chemical Physics Letters Pub Date : 2025-07-07 DOI:10.1016/j.cplett.2025.142278

Revati Kadolkar , Sai Kiran Mani , Tithi Prajapati , Preety Ahuja , Ali Raza , Mary McWilliams , Claire Welty , Michael Tolosa , Venkatesh Srinivasan , Sanjeev Kumar Ujjain , Govind Rao

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采用一次性塑料制造用于传感器、化学和生物医学过程的芯片实验室设备正在升级为一个主要的环境问题。为了满足开发长期可持续解决方案的全球需求，我们提出了木材微流体作为电化学传感的替代方案。本研究中开发的木片实验室（LOWC）设备展示了(i)电化学应用（电聚合和腐蚀分析）的多功能性，（ii）在高酸性（pH 0.5）、碱性（pH 14.0）和不同温度（4°- 60°C）条件下的稳定性，（iii）性能的长期一致性（>；12个月），以及（iv）现场硝酸盐传感环境监测的潜力-以经济、简单和可持续的方式。

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Sustainable wood microfluidics for versatile electrochemical studies with proof-of-concept application towards environmental nitrate sensing

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Sustainable wood microfluidics for versatile electrochemical studies with proof-of-concept application towards environmental nitrate sensing

The adoption of single-use plastics for fabricating lab-on-chip devices used in sensors, chemical and biomedical processes is escalating into a major environmental issue. To address the global need for developing long-term sustainable solutions, we present wood microfluidics as an alternative for electrochemical sensing. The lab-on-wood-chip (LOWC) device developed in this study demonstrated (i) versatility in electrochemical applications (electropolymerization and corrosion analysis), (ii) stability under highly acidic (pH 0.5), basic (pH 14.0) and varied temperature (4°–60 °C) conditions (iii) long-term consistency in performance (>12 months), and (iv) potential for on-field nitrate sensing towards environmental monitoring – in a cost-effective, simple and sustainable manner.

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Chemical Physics Letters 化学-物理：原子、分子和化学物理

CiteScore

5.70

自引率

3.60%

发文量

798

审稿时长

33 days

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