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One-dimensional titania nanotubular arrays (TNAs) synthesized by electrochemical anodization have been extensively studied for gas sensing applications. The present investigation is designed to explore the possible use of functionalized TNA for the electrochemical detection of volatile organic biomarkers (VOBs) associated with food decay products. Dimethyl sulfide, which is a VOB of decaying egg,...
This research presents a metal functionalized titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanotube based sensor developed for detection of volatile biomarkers (methyl p-anisate and methyl nicotinate) associated with tuberculosis (TB). In this work self-aligning TiO2 nanotubes were fabricated, and functionalized with cobalt for specific binding to the volatile biomarkers of interest. Mimics of the volatile biomarkers...
This research presents a metal functionalized titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanotube based sensor developed for detection of volatile biomarkers (methyl p-anisate and methyl nicotinate) associated with tuberculosis (TB). In this work self-aligning TiO2 nanotubes were fabricated, and functionalized with cobalt for specific binding to the volatile biomarkers of interest. Mimics of the volatile biomarkers...
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