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Design, Microfabrication and Characterization of Concentric Gold Nanoring Electrode for Neurochemical Sensing
Nanoelectrodes have become widely used in electrochemical sensing in recent decades. When compared to microelectrodes, it has many unique advantages such as high signal to noise ratio, small sample volume requirement, and lower detection limits. This work reports on the microfabrication and characte
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