Recent developments in ionophore-based potentiometric electrochemical sensors for oceanic carbonate detection
Stefanny N. Toala,
Zhentao Sun,
Yanfeng Yue
et al.
Abstract:The rapid increase of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) due to human activities is a global concern. CO2 contributes to global warming and ocean acidification, which reduces the pH and concentration...
“…Potentiometric sensors (Fig. 1a) measure the potential difference between working and reference electrodes, 28 providing quantitative insights into analyte concentrations, 29 while amperometric sensors (Fig. 1b) gauge the current generated during electrochemical reactions, offering an alternative approach for quantification.…”
This manuscript emphasizes advancements in electrochemical sensors for real-time glucose monitoring, showcasing their pivotal role in enhancing personalized healthcare through continuous, reliable measurement of biochemical markers.
“…Potentiometric sensors (Fig. 1a) measure the potential difference between working and reference electrodes, 28 providing quantitative insights into analyte concentrations, 29 while amperometric sensors (Fig. 1b) gauge the current generated during electrochemical reactions, offering an alternative approach for quantification.…”
This manuscript emphasizes advancements in electrochemical sensors for real-time glucose monitoring, showcasing their pivotal role in enhancing personalized healthcare through continuous, reliable measurement of biochemical markers.
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