Swellable molecularly imprinted polyN-(N-propyl)acrylamide particles for detection of emerging organic contaminants using surface plasmon resonance spectroscopy

Modeling of vapor sorption in polymeric film studied by surface plasmon resonance spectroscopy

“…Using flow-injection type electrochemical SPR sensing system, adsorption and desorption of watersoluble polymers on gold surfaces have been observed [11]. It has also been found that lightly crosslinked molecularly imprinted polymer particles can serve as the basis of a sensitive and selective membrane for the detection of organic contaminants such as pharmaceuticals in aquatic environments [12].…”

“…Several measurement techniques such as Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) and Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM) are used to monitor and detect various chemical gases be-* Corresponding author. Fax: +90 266 612 12 cause of their wide range of potential applications. An example is environmental monitoring, such as detecting the presence and concentration of toxic or otherwise dangerous gases that are released through spillage or leakage [3].…”

The detection of small organic molecules based on novel functionalized surface plasmon resonance sensors

“…Previously, Barry K. Lavine et al reported a swellable MIPs based SPR sensor for the detection of theophylline [20]. However, the technique demonstrated in this paper is easier to prepare as an SPR sensing surface and the results show that lower limits of detection (<10 -7 M) can be achieved.…”

Recent advances in recognition elements of food and environmental biosensors: A review

“…Wang and Zhang (2007) used the technique for the detection of trans-resveratrol in red and white wines. Plasmon resonance spectroscopy was used for theophylline determination in solution (Lavine et al, 2007). A first example of reflectance technology in combination with molecular imprinting films is given by Wu et al (2009) for the determination of formaldehyde in aqueous solutions.…”