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Figure. 8 Calculated current-distance curves toward conducting (solid line) and
insulating (broken line) substrates. Plots represent an approach curve obtained for a
DNA-grafted, redox-polymer coated electrode (for the detailed description, refer to
Section III.3). Equations (4) and (5) that fit into a finite reaction, which follows
primary kinetics, yield the theoretical curves shown in dotted line, which can ex-
plain, in part, the experimental curve.
a disk-shaped tip in a thin insulating planar sheath, either at an
ideally insulating substrate or at a conducting substrate. These
curves are presented in the dimensionless form of i T / i T, ҄ vs. d / a .
Later i T ( L ) denotes i T / i T, ҄ with L = d / a . Furthermore, these curves
are independent of disk diameter, diffusion coefficient and solute
concentration. Here, RG value given by the ratio between the radi-
us of the insulating sheath and the radius r of the tip electrode can
be used for the definition of the geometry of UMEs. When we take
examples of UMEs with RG = 10.2, numerical results 33 have pro-
posed the following approximate forms for an insulating substrate:
 
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