Abb Schweiz Ag

University of Idaho

Ignatius Cheng

Nolan Nicholas

Haoyu Zhu

Humayun Kabir

Jeremiah D Foutch

Saumya Sharma

Yixin Liu

Kailash Hamal

Jeremy May

Methods, electrodes, and electrochemical devices using surface-modified pseudo-graphite are disclosed. In one illustrative embodiment, a method may include depositing a pseudo-graphite material onto a surface of an electrode substrate to produce a pseudo-graphite material surface. The method may also include modifying the pseudo-graphite material surface to alter electrochemical characteristics of the electrode.

Technologies using surface-modified pseudo-graphite

Methods, electrodes, and sensors for chlorine species sensing using pseudo-graphite are disclosed. In one illustrative embodiment, a method may include coating a pseudo-graphite material onto a surface of an electrode substrate to produce a pseudo-graphite surface. The method may also include exposing the pseudo-graphite surface to a sample to detect chlorine species in the sample.

Chlorine species sensing using pseudo-graphite

Methods, electrodes, and sensors for pH sensing using pseudo-graphite are disclosed. In one illustrative embodiment, a method may include coating a pseudo-graphite material onto a surface of an electrode substrate to produce a pseudo-graphite surface. The method may also include exposing the pseudo-graphite surface to a sample to detect organic content in the sample.

Chemical oxygen demand sensing using pseudo-graphite

Methods, electrodes, and electrochemical devices using nitrogen-doped pseudo-graphite are disclosed. In one illustrative embodiment, a method may include doping a pseudo-graphite material with nitrogen to form a doped pseudo-graphite material. The method may also include applying the doped pseudo-graphite material to a surface of a substrate of an electrode.

Technologies using nitrogen-functionalized pseudo-graphite

Methods, electrodes, and sensors for pH sensing using pseudo-graphite are disclosed. In one illustrative embodiment, a method may include coating a pseudo-graphite material onto a surface of an electrode substrate to produce a pseudo-graphite surface. The method may also include exposing the pseudo-graphite surface to a sample to measure a pH of the sample.

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Moscow, ID, United States of America

Ignatius Cheng