Coated surface acoustic wave sensor employing a reversible mass-amplifying ligand substitution reaction for real-time measurement of 1,3-butadiene at low- and sub-ppm concentrations.
Coated surface acoustic wave sensor employing a reversible mass-amplifying ligand substitution reaction for real-time measurement of 1,3-butadiene at low- and sub-ppm concentrations.
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涂层表面声波传感器采用可逆质量放大配体取代反应,实时测量低 ppm 和亚 ppm 浓度的 1,3-丁二烯。
DOI:
10.1021/ac00058a008
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发表时间:
1993
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Zellers,ET
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作者:
Zhang,GZ;Zellers,ET
Real-time measurement of 1, 3-butadiene gas using a surface acoustic wave (SAW) sensor coated with the square-planar Pt (II)-olefin-complex PtCl2-(1-hexene)(pyridine) and related complexesis described. Amplification of the sensor response results from displacement of two 1-hexene molecules by each butadiene molecule and formation of the bridged complex [PtCl2 (pyridine)] 2 (1, 3-butadiene). Using a 30-MHz SAW oscillator, the rate of frequency changeis linearly related to the butadiene air concentration from 150 ppb to> 13 ppm and a calculated detection limit of 101 ppb is obtained. Using a 60-MHz oscillator, the detection limit is reduced to 24 ppb. No effect on the sensor response is observed with changes in relative humidity from 5 to 80% or changes in temperature from 25 to 35 C. No interference is observed from several industrially relevant non-olefin organic gases and vapors. Responses are obtained for several olefins, but they interfere with the re-sponse to butadiene only at higher relative con-centrations. The reagent can be regenerated repeatedly by brief exposure to 1-hexene vapor with retention of the original response characteristics upon subsequent exposure. The potential for using this sensor to monitor occupational 1, 3-butadiene exposures isdiscussed in light of the recently proposed occupational exposure limit of 2 ppm.