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A kinetic framework is introduced for a pseudocapacitive potentiometric biosensor. Mathematical derivation and kinetic modeling demonstrate that experimentally observed linearity in analyte-OCP response arises from a dynamic equilibrium between competing redox reactions on a single electrode. This system can be expanded to develop a new generation of biosensors.
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