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基于氧化石墨烯 / ZnO 纳米阵列的无酶葡萄糖传感器

Liang Xu; Han Lu; Lei Yajing; Li Wen; Huang Ruibin; Chen Rongsheng; Ni Hongwei; Zhan Weiting*
CSCDSCOPUSWANFANG北大核心CHINAJOURNALEI
武汉科技大学

摘要

Graphene oxide / ZnO nanorod arrays (GO / ZnO NRs) were prepared on the surface of stainless steel by microwave hydrothermal synthesis as an enzyme?free glucose sensor electrode. The morphology, organization and structure of the electrode were characterized by scanning electron microscope, X?ray diffractometer, transmission electron microscope, etc., and the electrode was subjected to current?time (I?t) through electrochemical workstation under light and non?light conditions. I?t curve tests were used to analyzed the photoelectrochemical performance of GO/ ZnO NRs under different graphene oxide (GO) deposition conditions, and photoelectrochemical glucose sensing tests were performed on the electrode under enzyme?free conditions. The results show that the addition of GO transform the disordered nanoparticle/ rod morphology of ZnO into an one?dimensional array of directional growth. With the increase of GO content, the vertical accumulation of ZnO(200) crystal planes is suppressed, while the crystal planes (100) and (101) are gradually accumulated. Thus, the morphology of ZnO NRs grow from the original sharp tip to a flat tip. The obtained GO/ ZnO NRs have high detection sensitivity for glucose, low detection limit and good detection range. ? 2022 Cailiao Daobaoshe/ Materials Review.

关键词

graphene oxide non?enzymatic glucose sensor photoelectrochemical sensor stainless steel ZnO nanorod array

出版信息

论文状态
公开发表
期刊名称
Cailiao Daobao/Materials Reports
发表日期
2022
卷
36
期
13
页码
21010061
DOI
10.11896/cldb.21010061

学科领域

材料科学与工程化学

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