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Hybrid electrodes graphene based

Lu, L., et al., Highly stable air working bimorph actuator based on a graphene nanosheet/carbon nanotube hybrid electrode. Advanced Materials, 2012. 24(31) p. 4317-4321. [Pg.160]

Excellent recent reviews on graphene-based electrochemical sensors [113] and on analytical devices in biomolecules detection and cancer diagnostics [114] appeared recently, where the superior electrochemical sensing performances of graphene-based electrodes toward the detection of various biomolecules and chemicals have been demonstrated. Also in this field, porphyrin-functionalized graphene hybrids resulted in interesting analytical applications, as will be discussed next. [Pg.475]

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