All Ink-jet Printing Strategy for Extensive Exploration of One Chemical Action with Three Interactive Variations

Xing, Yan; Zheng, Yunyun; Gao, J.; Lee, Jianchao

doi:10.2116/analsci.33.1

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“…1 For these reasons, μPADs are to be popular alternative devices to conventional ones for food safety analysis, 2,3 environmental monitoring, 4,5 and pointof-care diagnosis. [6][7][8][9] μPADs have been fabricated by a variety of methods, including (1) photolithography, [10][11][12] (2) wax printing, [12][13][14] (3) inkjet printing, [15][16][17][18] (4) screen printing, [19][20][21][22] and (5) craft cutting.…”

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Characteristics of Microfluidic Paper-based Analytical Devices Fabricated by Four Different Methods

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Characteristics of Microfluidic Paper-based Analytical Devices Fabricated by Four Different Methods

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“…Below, we present a means to realize the idea, which took full advantage of 3D chemical printing [13,14], and chemical imaging detection [15].…”

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We proposed a new method of chemical reaction spectrum (CRS) in terms of chemical characterization, and established a method to fulfill it by combining with 3D chemical printing technology and 2D sampling. The CRS can provide a graphical data set for pure or mixed substances, which can comprehensively describe the reaction characteristics of the research object. Compared with common characterization methods (NMR, UV/vis, IR, Raman, GC or LC), it is more capable of revealing chemical behaviors enough, and is much lower in cost. It is expected to be an important data acquisition approach for the application of artificial intelligence in the field of chemistry in the future.

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“…Yan et al reported on "An Inkjet Printing Strategy for Extensive Exploration of One Chemical Action with Three Interactive Variations", while describing a simple method to study the effects of three chemical factors to the ninhydrin reaction. 6 Employing an ink-jet printing technique allows one to obtain much information by a single experiment. Cheng et al reported on the "Determination of Aluminum in Edible Jellyfish Using Chrome Azurol S with Spot Test on Filter Paper", while describing the development of a household procedure for a rapid test determination of Al in edible jellyfish.…”

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