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Electrochemical printed electrodes starter kit
pkg of 20
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BVT-STK
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UNSPSC Code:
41111761
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NA.21
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pkg of 20
General description
Starting kit is the set of twenty different electrochemical sensors to find the best one to fit your application. Starting kit contains 10 types of electrochemical sensors (2 sensors of each type), sensors connector and sensors box with numbered positions and silica gel.
Application
The kit is the set of twenty different electrochemical sensors to find the best one to fit for different applications.
The various application areas of Screen printed electrodes (SPEs) are: (1) for the detection of common environmental pollutants such as metal ions and organic compounds; (2) as enzymatic biosensors, immunosensors and DNA-based sensors for pharmaceutical and clinical usage; (3) also in emerging applications of fabricating lithium-ion batteries, solar cells, and large area LED matrix.
The various application areas of Screen printed electrodes (SPEs) are: (1) for the detection of common environmental pollutants such as metal ions and organic compounds; (2) as enzymatic biosensors, immunosensors and DNA-based sensors for pharmaceutical and clinical usage; (3) also in emerging applications of fabricating lithium-ion batteries, solar cells, and large area LED matrix.
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