Time-resolved electrochemical detection of discrete adsorption events

Journal of the American Chemical Society
Bernadette M QuinnSerge G Lemay

Abstract

Individual binding events are observed using amperometric detection. Discrete steps in the microelectrode amperometric response correspond to the adsorption of single microspheres on the electrode surface.

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