Characterization of interfaces formed between thin, poly(l-lactic acid) polymer films and quartz crystal microbalance, sensor substrates with high frequency impedance analysis

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Costas Panayiotou
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AbstractEQCM was extensively used to investigate ion-transport phenomena during dopingundoping processes of electronically conducting polymers. Several early studies assumed that the polymer films were rigidly coupled to the quartz crystal so as to relate the mass change to the quartz crystal resonant frequency change via the Sauerbrey equation. However, the rigidity of electronically conducting polymer films is doubtful and it has to be demonstrated. Quartz crystal impedance analysis near the resonance is of paramount importance to get insight into the viscoelastic properties of the film [1] and to avoid misleading in the interpretation of EQCM data.This contribution presents and discusses quartz crystal impedance measurements, performed with a Frequency Response Analyzer in the 9MHz region, and EQCM data collected for a dithienothiophene based polymer.


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Kosuke Takano ◽  
Daniel Citterio ◽  
Koji Suzuki ◽  
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We successfully achieved the direct detection of saliva glucose by a CNT-PEG-hydrogel. The top CNT-PEG layer provides channels for transporting glucose molecules and filters macromolecular impurities and the bottom base PBA-hydrogel film provides the glucose binding sites.


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