Study of adsorption and electric conductivities of Cu2O-GSand ZnO-GS nanostructures for detection of Glucose

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Behzadi Meyabadi s.; Mohammadi Manesh E.; Hassanpour Bezestani z.

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Journal: NANOSCALE Year:2020 | Volume:7 | Issue:1 Page(s): 98-105

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Study of adsorption and electric conductivities of Cu2O-GSand ZnO-GS nanostructures for detection of Glucose

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Behzadi Meyabadi s. | Mohammadi Manesh E. | Hassanpour Bezestani z. | Issue Writer Certificate

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GlucoseQ1

sensorsQ1

Cu2O-GSQ1

ZnO-GSQ1

Eelectrical conductivityQ1

Abstract

In this paper, adsorption and electric conductivities of Cu2O-GS and ZnO-GS nanostructures were investigated to fabricate of non-enzymatic Glucose sensor. The calculations are based on density functional theory (DFT). The calculation results showed that Glucose is well adsorbed by Cu2O-GS and ZnO-GS nanostructures. Also, these results showed that the electrical conductivity of Cu2O-GS nanostructure increased after Glucose detection. While Glucose adsorption on ZnO-GS decreases the electrical conductivity. The presented work demonstrated that the Cu2O-GS and ZnO-GS nanostructures could act as effective electron mediators for the fabrication of efficient non-enzymatic Glucose sensors.

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Behzadi Meyabadi, s., Mohammadi Manesh, E., & Hassanpour Bezestani, z.. (2020). Study of adsorption and electric conductivities of Cu2O-GSand ZnO-GS nanostructures for detection of Glucose. NANOSCALE, 7(1 ), 98-105. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/256995/en

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Behzadi Meyabadi s., Mohammadi Manesh E., Hassanpour Bezestani z.. Study of adsorption and electric conductivities of Cu2O-GSand ZnO-GS nanostructures for detection of Glucose. NANOSCALE[Internet]. 2020;7(1 ):98-105. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/256995/en

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s. Behzadi Meyabadi, E. Mohammadi Manesh, and z. Hassanpour Bezestani, “Study of adsorption and electric conductivities of Cu2O-GSand ZnO-GS nanostructures for detection of Glucose,” NANOSCALE, vol. 7, no. 1 , pp. 98–105, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/256995/en

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