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Critical parameters and optimization of a magnesium-selective liquid membrane electrode for application to human blood serum

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The selectivity of a new magnesium ionophore (ETH 7025) induced in membranes of different compositions is experimentally studied in view of the ion activities in human serum. The required selectivity coefficient against calcium for the application of an ion-selective magnesium electrode to human serum is calculated for the worst case. Other critical parameters for the application of a liquid PVC-based ion-selective membrane to undiluted human serum discussed are: the sensor lifetime which is related to the lipophilicity of the carrier as well as the ruggedness of the membrane against interactions with components of the relatively lipophilic sample.

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Spichiger, U.E., Eugster, R., Haase, E. et al. Critical parameters and optimization of a magnesium-selective liquid membrane electrode for application to human blood serum. Fresenius J Anal Chem 341, 727–731 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00321576

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