SENSOR FOR DETECTING GLUCOSE OF RHIZOME PLANTS
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Apr 21, 2016
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Oct 21, 2014
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A sensor for detecting glucose of rhizome plants comprises a substrate, an electrode module, a hydrophobic insulating layer and a cover. The electrode module is arranged on the substrate and includes a measurement portion and a connection section connected with the measurement portion. The hydrophobic insulating layer is disposed on the substrate to cover the measurement portion and the connection section and includes an opening revealing the measurement portion. The cover is disposed on the opening to form a specimen channel between the cover and the substrate. The measurement portion is arranged in the specimen channel. The electrode module includes a working electrode and a reference electrode opposite to the working electrode. The measurement portion of the working electrode has a first exposed region with an area of 4-6 mm2 in the specimen channel. Thereby, the present invention can detect the glucose concentrations of juice samples of rhizome plants.
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