Functionalization of any substrate using covalently modified large area CVD graphene.

Keywords

Surface modification, Graphene, Inert, Substrate (aquarium), Covalent bond

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• In-situ carboxylation of graphene by chemical vapor deposition growth for biosensingSandra Cortijo-Campos, Leo Álvarez-Fraga, Gil Gonçalves — 2019
• Non-covalent modification of glassy carbon electrode with isoorientin and application to alpha-fetoprotein detection by fabricating an immunosensorPeiying Shi, Rongfang Xie, Panpan Wang — 2020
• Real-time detection of hepatitis B surface antigen using a hybrid graphene-gold nanoparticle biosensorFfion Walters, S. Rozhko, David J. Buckley — 2020
• Sensing and structure analysis by in situ IR spectroscopy: from mL flow cells to microfluidic applicationsChristoph Kratz, Andreas Furchner, Guoguang Sun — 2020
• Polymer nanocomposites with aligned two-dimensional materialsZiyang Zhang, Jigang Du, Jiaxu Li — 2021
• pH sensitivity of edge-gated graphene field-effect devices with covalent edge-functionalizationTilmann J. Neubert, Janina Krieg, Anur Yadav — 2022
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