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Royal Society of Chemistry, Analyst, 21(140), p. 7283-7292, 2015

DOI: 10.1039/c5an01467k

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Carbon nanospikes grown on metal wires as microelectrode sensors for dopamine

Journal article published in 2015 by Alexander G. Zestos, Cheng Yang, Christopher B. Jacobs ORCID, Dale Hensley ORCID, B. Jill Venton
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Abstract

Carbon nanospikes grown on metal wires are an ideal carbon electrode material for dopamine sensing. The growth of carbon nanospikes is catalyst free and amenable to batch fabrication.