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Ultrasensitive detection of nitrogen oxides over a nanoporous membrane.

ABSTRACT: A nitrogen oxide (NO(x); x = 1, 2) optical sensor with an extremely low detection limit in the range of fractions of ppbV (0.3 ppbV for 20 s sample injection) is presented. Phenylenediamine derivatives are utilized as molecular probes in the solid state on a nanoporous membrane to produce a miniaturized and low cost sensing platform for use as a wearable personal monitor.

SUBMITTER: Prabhakar A

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3077547 | biostudies-literature | 2010 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Ultrasensitive detection of nitrogen oxides over a nanoporous membrane.

Prabhakar Amlendu A Iglesias Rodrigo A RA Wang Rui R Tsow Francis F Forzani Erica S ES Tao Nongjian N

Analytical chemistry 20101105 23

A nitrogen oxide (NO(x); x = 1, 2) optical sensor with an extremely low detection limit in the range of fractions of ppbV (0.3 ppbV for 20 s sample injection) is presented. Phenylenediamine derivatives are utilized as molecular probes in the solid state on a nanoporous membrane to produce a miniaturized and low cost sensing platform for use as a wearable personal monitor. ...[more]

PMID: 21053913

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