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Tailor-Made Engineering of Bioinspired Inks for Writing Barcode-like Multifunctional Sensory Electronics
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posted on 2019-10-16, 14:36 authored by Min Zhang, Yu-Lin Fan, Yi-Fan Lu, Xu-Yin Ding, Zi-Yang Lin, Guoyue Shi, Weiwei Wu, Hossam HaickThis letter reports
on a novel cost-efficient and multifunctional barcode-like
sensors array (BLSA) printed with a conductive bioinspired smart ink. The conductive
ink (P@G ink), which can be further chemically engineered with different
organic ligands, was generated via facile one-pot hydrothermal reduction
of graphene oxide (GO) in dopamine (DA) as coreductan Usingvarious
chemical derivatives of the P@G inks on a flexible substrate
(e.g., Kapton), a highly integrated BLSA as well as smart nose/tongue
mimic array were generated for simultaneous sensing and distinguishing
of complex physical and chemical stimuli, including temperature, light,
air pressure, relative humidity, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Due to these very attractive features, the reported P@G ink-based
BLSA would have the potential for unique opportunities regarding
“all-in-one”yet cost-effectivedisposable
electronics and sensors.
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Bioinspired Inksair pressureDAP inksmultifunctional barcode sensors arrayP ink-based BLSABarcode-like Multifunctional Sensory Electronicsgraphene oxideletter reportsTailor-Made Engineering. Theconductive bioinspiredcoreductan Usingvarious chemical derivativesVOCfor opportunitiesone-pot hydrothermal reductionink . The inkchemical stimuli
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