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Digital pH test strips for in-field pH monitoring using iridium oxide-reduced graphene oxide hybrid thin films

Yang et al., 2016

Document ID
16018189047738058338
Author
Yang J
Kwak T
Zhang X
McClain R
Chang W
Gunasekaran S
Publication year
Publication venue
Acs Sensors

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While pH test strips are not decimally accurate and only semiquantitative, the more accurate and automated laboratory-based pH meters lack disposability and portability. Benefiting from advantages of both sides and filling the gap of unmet needs in between, we integrated …
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