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Current state of green reduction strategies: Solution-processed reduced graphene oxide for healthcare biodetection

Journal
Materials Science and Engineering C
ISSN
09284931
Date Issued
2019-03-01
Author(s)
Taniselass S.
Md Arshad M.K.
Gopinath S.C.B.
DOI
10.1016/j.msec.2018.11.062
Handle (URI)
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14170/11040
Abstract
Reduction of graphene oxide becomes an alternative way to produce a scalable graphene and the resulting nanomaterial namely reduced graphene oxide (rGO) has been utilized in a wide range of potential applications. In this article, the level of green reduction strategies, especially the solution-based reduction methods are overviewed based on recent progression, to get insights towards biomedical applications. The degrees of gaining tips with the solution-based green reduction methods, conditions, complexity and the resulting rGO characteristics have been elucidated comparatively. Moreover, the application of greenly produced rGO in electrochemical biosensors has been elucidated as well as their electrical performance in term of linear range and limit of detections for various healthcare biological analytes. In addition, the characterization scheme for graphene-based materials and the analyses on the reduction especially for the solution-based green reduction methods are outlined for the future endeavours.
Funding(s)
Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia
Subjects
  • Biosensor | Electroch...

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