Lecture

Probe Detection with Faradaic Processes

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Description

This lecture covers the detection of probes using faradaic processes at electrochemical interfaces with enzymes. Topics include redox enzymes, oxidases, ATP detection, P450 reactions, redox reactions equations, Laplace transforms, Fick's laws, the Cottrell equation, Nernst equation, Randles-Sevcik equation, sensitivity metrics, detection limits, saturation region, and Clarke's Error Grid.

Instructor

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Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Electrochemistry

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