ArticleMikrochimica acta2022
Electrochemical sensor for rapid detection of fentanyl using laser-induced porous carbon-electrodes.
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Abstract
The growing pervasiveness of opioid-based drugs such as fentanyl and its analogs represent a foremost hazard to the civilian population and burden on the first responders and clinicians. Thus, to enable a rapid and low-cost surveillance system to detect fentanyl in a non-ideal environment, we demonstrate the use of laser-induced nano-porous carbon structures directly onto commercially available polyimide sheets for rapid and cost-effective manufacturing of electrochemical sensors for fentanyl detection. The porous carbon surface instigated by various laser energy densities was analyzed towards morphological, vibrational, and fentanyl sensing properties. The results showed that laser carbonized electrode (LCE) prepared with 31 J/cm
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