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Wireless wearable electrochemical sensors: A review

Alves et al., 2021

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5367484960997057800
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Alves T
Deroco P
Wachholz Junior D
Vidotto L
Kubota L
et al.
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Brazilian journal of analytical chemistry

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The demand for wearable sensors has been grown rapidly over the past few years, mainly those related to monitor health, fitness and their surroundings. Consequently, wearable chemical sensing has become a crucial appliance area for wireless sensors and has proved …
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