Influence of Microstructure on Performance of TiO2 Nanodots Film Based Biosensor Electrodes

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Electrochemical biosensors are widely applied in areas related to health monitors. Protein adsorptions on the electrode and direct electron transfer between enzymes and electrode have been recognized as key factors affecting sensor performance. In this work, TiO2 nanodots films were prepared on Ti substrate to act as electrodes of biosensors. The effect of the nanodots film microstructure on electrode performance was carried out. It was found that the performances H2O2 biosensor could be improved by tailoring TiO2 nanodots film microstructure in the electrodes. The present work could provide an alternative to obtain biosensor with high performance.

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