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(a1) LSVs (PBS 3.0, scan rate: 20 mV/s) and (b1) DPVs (PBS 3.0, scan rate: 4 mV/s, amplitude: 50 mV, pulse width: 0.2 s, and pulse period: 0.5 s) of mSPCE at different concentration of VC and PA; the calibration plots of VC (a2, b2) and PA (a3, b3). (Error bars are not visible due to their very small size; thus, they are presented separately in Figure S3).

(a1) LSVs (PBS 3.0, scan rate: 20 mV/s) and (b1) DPVs (PBS 3.0, scan rate: 4 mV/s, amplitude: 50 mV, pulse width: 0.2 s, and pulse period: 0.5 s) of mSPCE at different concentration of VC and PA; the calibration plots of VC (a2, b2) and PA (a3, b3). (Error bars are not visible due to their very small size; thus, they are presented separately in Figure S3).

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Electrochemical polarization provides a practical means to enhance the typically sluggish electrochemical kinetics of screen‐printed electrodes. This study introduces an electrochemically deposited poly(amino acid) modification on screen‐printed carbon electrodes (SPCE) for the concurrent detection of Vitamin C (VC) and Paracetamol (PA). The poly(a...