Jin-hwan Lee, R. R. Myers, A. Jang, P. Bhadri, F. Beyette, W. Timmons, P. Bishop, I. Papautsky
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Potentiometric microelectrode sensors for in situ environmental monitoring
A new breed of microelectrode sensor arrays for oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) measurements in situ at environmental sites has been successfully developed. The microelectrodes were fabricated from glass using a two-step, HF-based meniscus etching process, and demonstrated electrochemical performance nearly identical to that of the commercial millielectrode, with significantly faster response times.