ArticleAnalytical chemistry2024
Voltammetric Ion-Selective Electrodes in Thin-Layer Samples: Absolute Detection of Ions Using Ultrathin Membranes.
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Abstract
Calibration-free sensors are generally understood as analytical tools with no need for calibration apart from the initial one (i.e., after its fabrication). However, an "ideal" and therefore "more restricted" definition of the concept considers that no calibration is necessary at all, with the sensor being capable of directly providing the analyte concentration in the sample. In the electroanalysis field, investigations have been directed to charge-based readouts (i.e., coulometry) that allow for concentration calculation via the Faraday Law: The sample volume must be precisely defined and the absoluteness of the electrochemical process in which the analyte is involved must be ensured (i.e., the analyte in the sample is ∼100% converted/transported). Herein, we report on the realization of calibration-free coulometric ISEs based on ultrathin ion-selective membranes, which is demonstrated for the detection of potassium ions (K
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