| Abstract: | The development of flexible sensors could enable significant advances in clinical diagnosis, defense, and environmental monitoring. Flexible glass provides the flexibility and possesses stable chemical and physical properties. Here, we show that carbon graphite and silver/silver chloride inks can be printed onto flexible glass to construct amperometric sensors, and the sensors show sensitive and rapid detections of hydrogen peroxide. We anticipate that these results could provide exciting avenues for fundamental studies of flexible electronics and flexible bioelectronics, as well as a variety of applications in fields ranging from medical diagnosis to defense. |
