環境サンプルにおけるボルタメトリックアトラジン検出のための分子インプリントされたPEDOT-TiO2ナノコンポジットで改造された超敏感電極

Juan Hidalgo1, Javier E Vilasó-Cadre2, Kristóf Tamás3

  • 1Soós Ernő Research and Development Center, University of Pannonia -University Center for Circular Economy, Zrínyi St. 18., H-8800, Nagykanizsa, Hungary.

Talanta
|September 3, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

この研究では,環境サンプルにおける農薬アトラジン検出のためにキトザン-TiO2-PEDOTナノ複合体を用いた新しい電気化学センサーを開発しました. センサーは高い感度と安定性を示し,既存の方法を上回りました.

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