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Laser printing on fallen tree leaves produces sensors for medical and laboratory use - EurekAlert


Leaf cellulose is converted by pyrolysis to graphite, which is printed in the right shape for the surface to function as a sensor. Tests to determine concentrations of dopamine and paracetamol confirmed that the sensor performed successfully.

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