An artificial enzyme analogue of Nafion/lead-ruthenium oxide pyrochlore (Py) chemically modified electrode (NPyCME) is synthesized by in situ precipitation through blocking of Nafion's hydrophilic zones. The catalytically active Py sites covered with a hydrophobic core of Nafion resemble an enzymatic structure. Moreover, the NPyCME obeys the Michaelis-Menten mechanism for the oxidation of many organic and biological molecules. This Account highlights aspects of the preparation, characterization, and application of the NPyCME.
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