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The Verification Process of a POC Blood Gas Analyser-The Nova Stat Profile Primer Plus Analyser. [PDF]
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Nanostructured materials in potentiometry
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2010Potentiometry is a very simple electrochemical technique with extraordinary analytical capabilities. It is also well known that nanostructured materials display properties which they do not show in the bulk phase. The combination of the two fields of potentiometry and nanomaterials is therefore a promising area of research and development.
Gustavo A Zelada-Guillén +2 more
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Scanning tunneling potentiometry
Applied Physics Letters, 1986In certain problems of electrical transport through condensed matter, it is important to know the potential distribution with microscopic resolution, e.g., at interfaces (Schottky barriers) or pn junctions. Scanning tunneling potentiometry, a new application of scanning tunneling microscopy, is capable of providing this information.
Muralt, P., Pohl, D. W.
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ECS Meeting Abstracts, 2009
Properties of organic semiconductors (OS) are controlled by the primary and secondary doping1,2. These highly versatile materials have found sensing application in modern potentiometric sensors for ions as well as for potentiometric sensing of gases.
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Properties of organic semiconductors (OS) are controlled by the primary and secondary doping1,2. These highly versatile materials have found sensing application in modern potentiometric sensors for ions as well as for potentiometric sensing of gases.
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