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Accurate control of the covalent functionalization of single-walled carbon nanotubes for the electro-enzymatically controlled oxidation of biomolecules

Naoual Allali,
Veronika Urbanova,
Mathieu Etienne,
Xavier Devaux,
Martine Mallet,
Brigitte Vigolo,
Jean-Joseph Adjizian,
Chris P. Ewels,
Sven Oberg,
Alexander V. Soldatov,
Edward McRae,
Yves Fort,
Manuel Dossot and
Victor Mamane

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2018, 9, 2750–2762, doi:10.3762/bjnano.9.257

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Figure 1: A working electrode (WE) incorporating the f-SWCNTs deposited on the GCE surface.

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Figure 2: a) HRTEM micrographs of the raw HIPCO material. The arrows point out residual iron nanoparticles. b...

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Figure 3: Three-step covalent functionalization of HIPCO SWCNTs using different acidic conditions for step 1.

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Figure 4: Ferrocene derivatives (FcAlkyl and FcETG_n) with different linkers.

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Figure 5: Detailed C 1s spectra of A) raw HIPCO and B) HIPCO-HNO₃-FcETG₈. The binding energies of the Fe 2p c...

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Figure 6: A) TGA curves obtained under He for three samples. B) Derivative curve of the weight loss for the s...

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Figure 7: Mass spectrometry channels used to show the departure peaks of the cyclopentadienyl group and its m...

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Figure 8: Raman data of raw and f-SWCNTs taken with a laser at 514 nm.

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Figure 9: An example of a STEM HAADF image of the HIPCO-HNO₃-FcETG₂ sample. Inset: EELS spectra of the cataly...

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Figure 10: HIPCO-HNO₃-FcETG₂ sample analyzed by STEM: a) HAADF image. The inset focuses on the FcETG molecule,...

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Figure 11: Cyclic voltammograms obtained of GCEs modified with A) HIPCO-H₂SO₄ immobilized with diaphorase; B) ...

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Figure 12: Molecular-dynamics simulated structures after 6 ns: A) HIPCO-FcETG₈ without the presence of water, ...

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