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Biosensors based on transition metal hexacyanoferrates

Except for Prussian blue activity in hydrogen peroxide, reduction has been shown for a number of transition metal hexacyanoferrates. The latter were cobalt [151], nickel [152], chromium [150], titanium [153], copper [154], manganese [33], and vanadium [28] hexacyanoferrates. However, as was shown in review [117], catalytic activity of the mentioned inorganic materials in H202 reduction is either very low, or is provided by impurities of Prussian blue in the material. Nevertheless, a number of biosensors based on different transition metal hexacyanoferrates have been developed. [Pg.449]


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