redox polymer

[′rē‚däks ‚päl·ə·mər]

(organic chemistry)

A polymer whose structure contains functional groups that can be reversibly reduced or oxidized. Also known as electron exchanger.

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Amperometric determination of ascorbic acid at an electrodeposited redox polymer film modified gold electrode.

Improvement of the electrochemical determination of antioxidant using cationic micellar environment/Determinacao eletroquimica de antioxidante em meio micelar cationico

Synthesis of the redox polymer has been described elsewhere (10).

Electrodeposition of redox polymers and codeposition of enzymes by coordinative crosslinking.

Breast cancer susceptibility gene mRNAs quantified by microarrays with electrochemical detection

This is accomplished by coating the electrode with a redox polymer containing horseradish peroxidase (HRP) and osmium.

Electrodes were dip-coated with Os-gel-HRP redox polymer (BAS, W.

Development and characterization of a self-referencing glutamate-selective Micro-biosensor

g] (by differential scanning calorimetric and dynamic mechanical analysis) of the redox polymers are reported.

Influence of concentration of redox couple on freeze-thaw stability of styrene-acrylic copolymer latex

For example, high-contrast electrochromic redox polymers that exhibit fast switching speeds from an opaque to a transmissive state have been demonstrated, and these materials hold promise as the active elements in 'smart' windows, such as anti-glare windows for cars or offices, security screens for cars or buildings, sunglasses, protective eyewear for the military, and light-reflective or light-transmissive devices for optical information and storage.