ReviewBiosensors2026
Multifaceted Applications of Ruthenocene and Its Derivatives in Biomedicine, Energy Storage and Electrochemical Sensing.
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Abstract
Ruthenocene (Rc) and its derivatives form a structurally versatile class of metallocenes with unique and multifunctional applicability. This review presents a detailed analysis of Rc chemistry including the structural comparison with ferrocene, its redox behavior, and substituent effects. We also discuss its applications in sensing, energy storage, photochemistry, and biomedicine. Rc exhibits unique conformational and adaptive electronic properties based on one and two-electron oxidation processes. Electrochemical investigations of Rc to date indicate that its redox behavior is strongly dependent on the electrolyte system, exhibiting quasi-Nernstian characteristics, the formation of stabilized dimeric species [Rc
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