ArticleAnalytical and bioanalytical chemistry2025
A multiple-cross self-powered sensor based on photo-assisted zinc-air battery for spatio-temporal reconciliated accurate assay.
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The development of a spatio-temporal coordination and multiple-cross detection platform is crucial for the highly accurate assay in complex sample or varied environments. In this study, a sensitive and accurate dual-mode self-powered electrochemical sensor (SPES) was constructed based on the Z-scheme heterojunction-promoted photo-assisted zinc-air battery (ZAB) and electrochromic (EC) technology for the multiple-cross quantitative analysis of gallic acid (GA). With AgBr/BiFeO
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