PH Sensor
PH Sensor
PH Sensor
Goicoechea, J., Zamarreño, C.R., Matias, I.R. and The method used in this work for the fabrication The experimental results The error bars are greater in
Arregui, F.J., 2008. Optical fiber pH sensors of the nanostructured sensitive films is the LbL obtained for sensors based middle-range values of pH mainly
based on layer-by-layer electrostatic self-
method. on self-assembled Neutral due to hysteresis effects. This
assembled Neutral Red. Sensors and Actuators
B: Chemical, 132(1), pp.305-311. Red and poly(acrylic acid) hysteresis value should result lower
The cationic chemicals used for the fabrication of coatings showed a highly than a 13.5% of the total dynamic
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.snb.2008.01.056 the different films are poly (allylamine linear response with a range of the sensor. L´ opez-
hydrochloride) (PAH) and 3-amino-7 dynamic range of 2.5dB, Higuera et al [10] talked about
dimethylamino-2-methylphenazine hydrochloride, fast response times hysteresis in their paper.
commonly known as Neutral Red (NR), which is (shorter than 1s), low
the colorimetric indica tor. The anionic hysteresis (13.5%). Roy et al [11]showed for some
polyelectrolyte was poly (acrylic acid) (PAA). specific cases, it is possible to build
It has high resolution (0.03 up LbL structures using only one
pH points) and high polymer and a small molecule as
stability with negligible counter-electrolyte .
drift in 30min and a low
cross-sensitivity to
temperature.
Avolio, R., Grozdanov, A., Avella, M., Barton, J.,
Cocca, M., De Falco, F., Dimitrov, A.T., Errico,
M.E., Fanjul-Bolado, P., Gentile, G. and Paunovic,
P., 2022. Review of pH sensing materials from
macro-to nano-scale: Recent developments and
examples of seawater applications. Critical
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