Palladium/palladium oxide coated electrospun fibers for wearable sweat pH-sensors
Abstract The work describes the development of a flexible, hydrogel embedded pH-sensor that can be integrated in inexpensive wearable and non-invasive devices at epidermal level for electrochemical quantification of H+ ions in sweat. Such a device can be useful for swift, real time diagnosis and for...
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Main Authors: | Victor C. Diculescu, Mihaela Beregoi, Alexandru Evanghelidis, Raluca F. Negrea, Nicoleta G. Apostol, Ionut Enculescu |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2019
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/c7fc45e1b58b4050bc82d09faa7943c1 |
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