Boron-doped diamond (BDD) is a unique material formed by introducing boron atoms into the diamond lattice. This doping process imparts semiconducting properties to the diamond, which is naturally an insulator. BDD is notable for its exceptional characteristics, including high chemical stability, excellent thermal conductivity, and impressive electrochemical performance.

Diamond electrode sheets are used for their exceptional durability, chemical stability, and electrochemical performance. Main applications include:

• Electrochemical Sensing: Detecting pollutants, biomolecules, and chemicals with high sensitivity.
• Water Treatment: Efficiently degrading organic pollutants and disinfecting water through electrochemical oxidation.
• Electroanalysis: Studying electrochemical reactions due to their wide potential window and low background current.
• Energy Storage: Serving as robust electrodes in supercapacitors and batteries.
• Industrial Electrolysis: Enabling efficient processes like chlorine production or metal recovery.

Their unique properties make them ideal for demanding environments and high-performance applications.