
Overview
QSense EQCM-D in Biointerfacial Science - Integrating QCM-D with Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy
In this overview, discover how QSense EQCM-D brings together QCM-D and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) to give a more complete picture of biointerfaces in real time. See how combined acoustic and electrochemical insights reveal mass, viscoelasticity, hydration, charge transfer, ion transport, and electrical coupling in applications ranging from membrane-active peptides and bioelectronic interfaces to exosome detection, nucleic acid sensing, and nanofiltration membrane analysis.
In this overview:
- An introduction to how QSense EQCM-D combines QCM-D and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) to measure mass, viscoelastic, and electrochemical changes at biointerfaces
- Key application areas including membrane-active peptides, bioelectronic interfaces, exosome detection, nucleic acid sensing, and nanofiltration membrane analysis
- Case examples demonstrating how EQCM-D measurements reveal adsorption, hydration, viscoelasticity, charge transfer, ion transport, electrical coupling, and interface performance in real time