1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0003-2670(98)00525-x
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A colorimetric method with the use of BDJ detector for seawater pH measurement

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“…5: a package of two chosen LEDs was used as a dualwavelength light-source. Its peak wavelengths were 450 nm and 626 nm, respectively, which were corresponding to the absorbance peak and valley of the experimental solutions [8]. The colorimetric vessel was 10 cm long.…”
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“…5: a package of two chosen LEDs was used as a dualwavelength light-source. Its peak wavelengths were 450 nm and 626 nm, respectively, which were corresponding to the absorbance peak and valley of the experimental solutions [8]. The colorimetric vessel was 10 cm long.…”
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“…To increase the sensitivity of the photocurrent ratio R dual to the variation of solution concentration C, the two wavelengths k 1 and k 2 should be properly chosen; for example, we can choose the peak absorption wavelength as k 1 and a minimum absorption wavelength as k 2 to obtain a large term [j(k 2 ) À j(k 1 )] [8].…”
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“…The CMOS BDJ detector has been used for fluorescence detection in microarrays [77], and for the detection and measurement of ambient light sources [78]. The BDJ color detectors have been used in many chemical and biological sensors such as seawater pH measurement [79] and volatile organic compounds detection [80].…”
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