Publication

Close and selective integration of carbon nanomaterials by cvd onto working microelectrodes of multi sensing electrochemical biosensors

Giovanni De Micheli, László Forró, Sandro Carrara, Arnaud Magrez, Irene Taurino
2015
Patent

Abstract

A method composing the following steps; (a) forming electrodes, (b) effecting a catalyst deposition onto some electrodes, (c) applying a CVD process for a selective growth of carbon nanomaterial onto the electrodes, (d) activating the nanomaterials.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/228387?ln=en

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