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5 May 2015 Study of the grafting of dyes for the design of a pH optode
Mathias Fages, Denis Doizi, Guy Deniau
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Abstract
So as to covalently graft a chemical on a substrate, the GraftFastTM process can be used; the only requirement is that the chemical has at least one aromatic primary amine. In this work, this simple and fast process is presently used to graft dyes that are pH sensitive on an optical fiber, thus creating a pH sensor called optode. The major asset of this grafting process is that the dye is covalently grafted on the fiber, resolving stability issues encountered with other techniques – like physical entrapment or electrostatic interactions. Two different dyes have been successfully grafted on gold lamellas (which are the reference substrates for the GraftFastTM process), and an innovative experimental method to increase the thickness of the dye layer has been developed.
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Mathias Fages, Denis Doizi, and Guy Deniau "Study of the grafting of dyes for the design of a pH optode", Proc. SPIE 9506, Optical Sensors 2015, 950613 (5 May 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2178505
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KEYWORDS
Gold

Optical fibers

Rhodamine

Transmittance

Infrared spectroscopy

Absorbance

Absorption

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