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Optical pH sensing using spectral analysis

Spectral analysis by chemometric methods is applied to optical pH sensing with aminofluorescein as fluorescent indicator. This method is superior to the ratiometric dual-wavelength detection when the pH value influences the spectrum in a complex way. In the case of aminofluorescein the range of meas...

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Published in:Sensors and actuators. B, Chemical Chemical, 2007-12, Vol.128 (1), p.133-137
Main Authors: Fritzsche, M., Barreiro, C.G., Hitzmann, B., Scheper, T.
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Fluorescence
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Sensors
Spectra
Temperature dependence
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