Smartphone-Assisted Three Dimensional-Printed Acute Toxicity Detection: Mitigating the Impact of Sample Color
Sijia Liu,
Chongzhi Wang,
Peibin Yang
et al.
Abstract:Accurate
and rapid detection of toxicity in water bodies is critical
for environmental monitoring, especially during environmental emergencies.
Currently, smartphone-based sensors capable of detecting toxicity
in colored water samples. This paper introduces the smartphone-assisted
three-dimensional (3D)-printed acute toxicity detector (sATD), a novel
device designed to quickly measure the inhibition rate on luminescent
bacteria, thereby providing an efficient and affordable means for
on-site acute toxicity ass… Show more
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