Environmental and Industrial Optosensing with Tailored Luminescent Ru(II) Polypyridyl Complexes

  • Guillermo Orellana
  • David García-Fresnadillo
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Abstract

The sensitivity, specificity and versatility of optical methods for chemical determinations have turned spectroscopy into one of the most popular techniques for environmental analysis and process control [1, 2]. In most cases, however, the very same attractive features have led (so far) to expensive instrumentation and/or complex methods compared to, for instance, the well-established electrochemical sensors. Fibre-optic chemical sensors (also known as „optodes“) are bound to overcome such limitations provided they use cost-effective optoelectronics and prove to be specific, sensitive and robust enough to fulfill their analytical tasks in air, water and soil quality monitoring as well as in the industrial environment.

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Light Emit Diode Oxygen Sensor Anal Chim Polymer Support Normal Hydrogen Electrode 
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  • Guillermo Orellana
  • David García-Fresnadillo

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