Sentence examples for solid sensor from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the sensitivity of the solid sensor was demonstrated by confocal laser scanning microscopy (CLSM) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).

Moreover, a novel selective and sensitive solid sensor (PEGDMA-RB-HN) was designed to detect and extract Al3+ ions from aqueous solution.

The extracting capacity of the solid sensor was validated with ICP-AES, and it was significantly lower than the WHO recommendations for drinking water.

We build a solid sensor through measuring the effect of RF field on NV electron spin energy levels and the transition between them.

The heterogeneous system (with a solid sensor surface, on which oligonucleotide probes are immobilized) creates less favorable conditions for hybridization, and the corresponding values of T m should be somewhat smaller.

The solid sensor as a mercury detector owns lots of superiorities such as feasible operation, good linear relationship (R=0.997), low limit of detection (70.5 nmol/L) and thus may have broad prospects in the biosensing field.

Therefore, the B-Ru-P/GS nanohybrid is believed to have the potential use as for solid sensors, light emitting diodes and optoelectronic devices.

In the pH range of 9.0 4.0, these solid sensors undergo PET process from the piperazine to the naphthalimide moiety leading to a fluorescence quenching.

Moreover, other anions or metal ions failed to generate distinct response, which indicated that 1 had desirable selectivity for relay recognition of HSO4− and Fe3+. 1 also functioned when supported by silica, indicating that probe 1 had the potential for working as optical solid sensors.

Since 1990, stream flow and suspended sediment loads have been monitored using three gauging stations equipped with infrared backscattering turbidimeters, ultra-sonic beam attenuation solids sensors and automatic water samplers.

Instead of using a solid state sensor, like a nanotube, to detect gases, Aerodyne's sensors use spectroscopic techniques, measuring the infrared absorption of the gases, to map the distribution of pollutants from a distance -- making measurements from an airplane or a mobile van, for example.