2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0925-4005(01)00572-x
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Detection and quantification of nitric oxide in human breath using a semiconducting oxide based chemiresistive microsensor

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“…[271] Epitaxially oriented polycrystalline WO 3 -based thin films made by RF magnetron sputtering are highly sensitive to nitrogen dioxide. [272] Monitoring of NO (0-100 ppb) in human breath with such sensors is achieved by oxidation of NO with an oxidizing agent and removal of interfering compounds (such as isoprene) by a non-polar molecular sieve filter. [272] Although chemoresistive gas sensors synthesized by aerosol routes are sensitive to many gases and VOCs, to date they do not reach the required low-concentration sensitivities for an application such as breath analysis for medical diagnostics (Table 3).…”
Section: Medical Diagnosticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[271] Epitaxially oriented polycrystalline WO 3 -based thin films made by RF magnetron sputtering are highly sensitive to nitrogen dioxide. [272] Monitoring of NO (0-100 ppb) in human breath with such sensors is achieved by oxidation of NO with an oxidizing agent and removal of interfering compounds (such as isoprene) by a non-polar molecular sieve filter. [272] Although chemoresistive gas sensors synthesized by aerosol routes are sensitive to many gases and VOCs, to date they do not reach the required low-concentration sensitivities for an application such as breath analysis for medical diagnostics (Table 3).…”
Section: Medical Diagnosticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These filters can be classified into two groups: adsorption or chemical filters. The adsorption filters remove interference by adsorption, as in the use of a zeolite filter for removing isoprene from breath for breath analyzers [10]. Chemical filters can be classified into two categories: reactant filters or catalytic filters.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reactant filters react with the gas in a stoichiometric fashion, e.g. Mo filters for converting NO 2 to NO [11] or KMnO 4 for converting NO to NO 2 [10], and are consumed over time. Catalytic filters have been used to oxidize or equilibrate gases before sensors and the advantage is that they are not consumed in the overall reaction.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[271] Durch RF-Magnetron-Sputtern hergestellte, epitaktisch ausgerichtete polykristalline Dünnfilme auf WO 3 -Basis sind hochempfindlich für Stickstoffdioxid. [272] Mit diesen Sensoren ist die Überwachung von 0-100 ppb NO im menschlichen Atem möglich. NO wird mit einem Oxidationsmittel oxidiert, und störende Verbindungen wie Isopren werden mit einem Halbleitergassensoren Angewandte Chemie nichtpolaren Molsiebfilter entfernt.…”
Section: Medizinische Diagnostikunclassified
“…NO wird mit einem Oxidationsmittel oxidiert, und störende Verbindungen wie Isopren werden mit einem Halbleitergassensoren Angewandte Chemie nichtpolaren Molsiebfilter entfernt. [272] Zwar sind mit Aerosolverfahren synthetisierte Chemiresistorgassensoren für viele Gase und VOCs empfindlich, doch wurden die Empfindlichkeiten bei niedriger Konzentration, die für die Atemanalyse in der medizinischen Diagnostik gebraucht werden, bisher noch nicht erreicht (Tabelle 3). Für einige Analyten gibt es bereits Detektoren, die allerdings mit Nassverfahren hergestellt wurden.…”
Section: Medizinische Diagnostikunclassified