Cheap and Mass-Producible Electrochemical Sensor of Hydrogen Peroxide

Mizers, V.; Gerbreders, V.; Krasovska, M.; Mihailova, I.; Bulanovs, A.; Sledevskis, E.

doi:10.2478/lpts-2023-0013

Abstract

Hydrogen peroxide is present naturally in any living cell. Although hydrogen peroxide concentration in cell is strictly regulated during normal metabolism, several human diseases lead to increased hydrogen peroxide concentration in body fluids. It is beneficial to monitor hydrogen peroxide levels in human body for early disease diagnostics. This can be done by creation of electronic device, which will use electrochemical sensor in order to perform automated hydrogen peroxide concentration measurement in a sample. The aim of the research is to use printed circuit board (PCB) technology in order to create a replaceable electrochemical hydrogen peroxide sensor that could be cheaply mass-produced to enable further development of automated health diagnostics device.

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Cheap and Mass-Producible Electrochemical Sensor of Hydrogen Peroxide

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