Lecture

Enhancing Hydrogen Peroxide Detection with SWCNTs

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Description

This lecture discusses the enhancement of sensitivity for hydrogen peroxide detection in cyclic voltammetry by functionalizing the working electrode with SWCNTs. The lecture covers the estimation of sensitivity increase based on the electroactive area, considering electrode diameter, scan rate, SWCNT solution preparation, and assumptions about the nanotubes' structure.

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Physical chemistry: Electrochemistry

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