A Cu2O /Cu electrode was fabricated by applying an anodic voltage to the Cu electrode in a mixed alcohol–water solution containing 1,3,5–benzentricarboxylic acid and NaClO4. The Cu2O /Cu electrode was characterized by scanning electron microscopy, X–ray powder diffraction and electrochemical technique. The results showed that ultrafine Cu2O microcrystal was densely assembled on the Cu electrode and as-prepared Cu2O /Cu electrode exhibits large surface area. The resulted sensor showed high catalytic activity towards the oxidation of glucose with a wide linear range of 0.05–6.75 mM and detection limit of 37 μM. The good catalytic activity, high sensitivity and good stability made such Cu2O /Cu electrode to be a promising candidate for constructing novel enzyme-free sensor.
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