Characterization of Ag Nanoparticles on SPCNFE

Colloid solutions of Ag-NS and Ag-NPr nanoparticles were characterized by using a Gemini scanning electron microscope from ZEISS® (Jena, Germany). Ag-NP samples were prepared as in a previous work [28 (link)]. In addition, the surface of the SPCNFE electrodes was also studied by the scanning electron microscope before and after the Ag-NP deposition. This aimed to determine the presence of NPs, as well as their spatial distribution on the SPCNFE with regard to the modification strategy: drop-casting, spin-coating, or in situ.

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Torres-Rivero K., Torralba-Cadena L., Espriu-Gascon A., Casas I., Bastos-Arrieta J, & Florido A. (2019). Strategies for Surface Modification with Ag-Shaped Nanoparticles: Electrocatalytic Enhancement of Screen-Printed Electrodes for the Detection of Heavy Metals. Sensors (Basel, Switzerland), 19(19), 4249.

Publication 2019

Gemini scanning electron microscope

Colloid

Corresponding Organization : TU Dresden

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Deposition strategy (drop-casting, spin-coating, or in situ)

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Presence and spatial distribution of Ag-NPs on the SPCNFE

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Ag-NP samples (prepared as in a previous work [28])
Gemini scanning electron microscope from ZEISS (used for characterization)

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