Electrosynthesized nanostructured molecularly imprinted polymer for detecting diclofenac molecule

Fabrication of an inverse opal structure of a hybrid metal-conducting polymer for plasmon-induced hyperthermia applications

“…The polystyrene opal templates on indium-tin oxide (ITO) were fabricated by using layer-by-layer deposition of floated polystyrene spheres (PS) at the water–air interfaces 27,31 (seen in Fig. SI 1†).…”

“…In addition to controlling various factors such as evaporation rate, meniscus profile, appropriate concentration corresponding to beads size and substrate quality, the use of additional surfactants plays a critical role in achieving a high-quality bead template. 27–30 However, the presence of surfactant on modified surface can be a drawback. Indeed, the surfactant covers the triangular interstitial spaces between the beads, making it difficult to deposit materials on the surface using a bottom-up approach in some cases.…”

An electrochemical sensor based on molecularly imprinted polydopamine coated on reduced graphene oxide for selective detection of ornidazole

“…Molecular imprinting is an innovative technology related to creating selective recognition sites for the target molecule (template) in a polymer network [11][12][13]. Recently, molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) are getting more interest from researchers because of their high selectivity and stability to the target and wide application areas, such as biosensors, electrochemical sensing platforms, drug-delivery systems, and solid-phase extraction [14][15][16][17].…”