Scanning electrochemical microscope probe and preparation method thereof
A scanning electrochemistry and microscopy technology, applied in the field of electrochemistry, can solve the problem of not being able to explain the physiological characteristics of a single cell, and achieve the effect of high detection performance and microscopic imaging resolution.
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Embodiment 1
[0025] Example 1: Al 2 o 3 / Pt Microtubule Probe Preparation and Cholesterol Detection
[0026] Prepare a uniform layer of photoresist (ARP3510) on the silicon wafer substrate by spin coating as an organic sacrificial layer. 30 nm Al was then deposited on it using electron beam evaporation 2 o 3 Insulation. A 30 nm Pt metal layer was prepared on it by magnetron sputtering. Finally, the photoresist sacrificial layer was removed with acetone to release the Al 2 o 3 / Pt double layer film. Subject to Al 2 o 3 / Pt double-layer film under the effect of internal strain gradient, the double-layer film coils to form a microtubular probe. The probe diameter is 1 μm, and its outer surface is Al 2 o 3 The insulating layer, the inner surface is a Pt metal layer. The Pt layer was modified with cholesterol oxidase, and the Pt metal layer was connected with a copper wire for scanning electrochemical microscopy. The front end of the microtubule probe is contacted with different p...
Embodiment 2
[0027] Example 2: HfO 2 Preparation of / Au Microtubule Probe and Detection of Dissolved Oxygen
[0028] Put polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) pellets in acetone and heat to 80 o C Wait until the PMMA is completely dissolved and prepare a solution of PMMA in acetone (concentration: ~10%). Using this solution, a PMMA thin film was prepared on a glass substrate as an organic sacrificial layer by spin coating. 40 nm HfO was then deposited on it using atomic layer deposition 2 Insulation. On it, a 30 nm Au metal layer was prepared by electron beam evaporation. Finally, remove the sacrificial layer of PMMA glue with acetone to release HfO 2 / Au bilayer film. affected by HfO 2 / Au bilayer film under the effect of internal strain gradient, the bilayer film curls to form a microtubular probe. The probe has a diameter of 200 nm and its outer surface is HfO 2 The insulating layer, the inner surface is an Au metal layer. Connect the Au metal layer with copper wires for scanning ele...
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[0029] Example 3: SiO 2 Preparation of / Pt Microtubule Probe and Study on the Effect of Ultraviolet Light on Cell Physiological Activities
[0030] Prepare a uniform layer of photoresist (AZ5214) on the silicon wafer substrate by spin coating as an organic sacrificial layer. Then 20 nm SiO was deposited on it by magnetron sputtering 2 Insulation. On it, a 20 nm Pt metal layer was prepared by electron beam evaporation. Finally, the photoresist sacrificial layer is removed with acetone to release the SiO 2 / Pt double layer film. affected by SiO 2 / Pt double-layer film under the effect of internal strain gradient, the double-layer film coils to form a microtubular probe. Probe diameter is 1 μm, its outer surface is SiO 2 The insulating layer, the inner surface is a Pt metal layer. Connect the Pt metal layer with copper wires for scanning electrochemical microscopy. Inject PBS buffer into the microtube and contact the tip of the microtube probe with the surface of cells (...
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