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Cost-effective SS316L-based glucose sensor architectures: the effects of PVDF-HFP, graphene, BSA:GA and Prussian Blue functional additives on electrochemical performance
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• A cost-effective glucose biosensor was fabricated on a 316L stainless steel wire substrate. • Graphene incorporation enhances electrochemical sensitivity but can reduce linear response. • PVDF-HFP polymer coating is shown to significantly improve analytical linearity (mean R2 > 0.92). • Sensor performance is governed by synergistic and antagonistic interactions among additives. • A systematic comparison of twelve distinct functional sensor architectures is presented.
Keywords:
Electrochemical glucose sensor
SS316L
PVDF-HFP
Graphene
Prussian Blue
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