electrochemical sensors

What are Electrochemical Sensors?

Electrochemical sensors are analytical devices used to detect specific chemicals or analytes through electrochemical processes. These sensors are highly valued in the field of toxicology for their sensitivity, specificity, and rapid response times.

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