The electrochemical behavior of electrodes prepared from platinum- and
silver-containing pastes is studied. The electrode based on the plati
num-containing paste is shown to have properties that are close to tho
se inherent in the pure-platinum electrodes. It can be utilized for ma
nufacturing electrodes for electrochemical biosensors that employ the
oxidation current of hydrogen peroxide, which is the product of an enz
ymatic reaction, for the substrate determination. The characteristics
of an electrochemical biosensor intended for determining glucose with
the aid of paste electrodes are reported. The developed design of the
enzyme-containing layer, electrode batch, and electronic device allow
one to determine glucose in whole blood in the concentration interval
2-15 mM.