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Amperometric oxygen sensors

L. C. Clark first suggested in 1956 that the test solution be separated from an amperometric oxygen sensor by a hydrophobic porous membrane, permeable only for gases (for a review of the Clark electrode see [88]). The first potentiometric sensor of this type was the Severinghaus CO2 electrode [150], with a glass electrode placed in a dilute solution of sodium hydrogenocarbonate as the internal sensor (see fig. 4.10). As an equilibrium pressure of CO2, corresponding to the CO2 concentration in the test solution, is established in the... [Pg.77]

M. C. Frost, S. M. Rudich, H. Zhang, M. A. Maraschio, and M. E. Meyerhoff, In Vivo Biocompatibility and Analytical Performance of Intravascular Amperometric Oxygen Sensors Prepared with Improved Nitric Oxide-Releasing Silicone Rubber Coating, Anal. Chem. 2002, 74, 5942. [Pg.674]

A major advance in the performance of amperometric oxygen sensors has been achieved by placing both the cathode and the anode behind the oxygen-permeable membrane (Fig. 7.4). This sensor is known as the Clark oxygen electrode. [Pg.210]

Amperometric oxygen sensor utilizing electrochemical Reproduced with permission from Ref. 7. Copyright 1985 of Electrical Engineering of Japan. [Pg.47]

Figure 9. I-V characteristics of amperometric oxygen sensor (700 °C). Reproduced with permission from Ref. 6. Copyright 1984 Japan Association of Chemical Sensors. Figure 9. I-V characteristics of amperometric oxygen sensor (700 °C). Reproduced with permission from Ref. 6. Copyright 1984 Japan Association of Chemical Sensors.
Figure 4-8 Design of Clark style amperometric oxygen sensor used to monitor PO2 levels in blood. Figure 4-8 Design of Clark style amperometric oxygen sensor used to monitor PO2 levels in blood.
Figure 4-17 Schematics of various implantable electrochemical/optical sensors useful for continuous in vivo monitoring (A) catheter style amperometric oxygen sensor (B) design of Paratrend intravascular combined PO2, PCO2, and pH sensor (hybrid electrochemical/optical design) (C) needle type electrochemical glucose sensor useful for monitoring glucose subcutaneously to track blood glucose levels continuously. Figure 4-17 Schematics of various implantable electrochemical/optical sensors useful for continuous in vivo monitoring (A) catheter style amperometric oxygen sensor (B) design of Paratrend intravascular combined PO2, PCO2, and pH sensor (hybrid electrochemical/optical design) (C) needle type electrochemical glucose sensor useful for monitoring glucose subcutaneously to track blood glucose levels continuously.
Fig. 10 Current passing through the upstream amperometric oxygen sensor at different flow rates for two solutions. Curve a, the solution was purged with a gas mixture of 10 % oxygen and 90 % nitrogen curve h, the solution was purged with air [8]... Fig. 10 Current passing through the upstream amperometric oxygen sensor at different flow rates for two solutions. Curve a, the solution was purged with a gas mixture of 10 % oxygen and 90 % nitrogen curve h, the solution was purged with air [8]...
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See alsa Amperometry. Carbohydrates Sugars -Chromatographic Methods. Derivatization of Analytes. Electrophoresis Principles. Flow Injection Analysis Principles. Ion Exchange Principles. Liquid Chromatography Column Technology Chiral Analysis of Amino Acids. Sensors Amperometric Oxygen Sensors. [Pg.2293]

See alsa Elemental Speclatlon Overview. lon-Selec-tive Electrodes Liquid Membrane Gas Sensing Probes. pH. Sensors Overview Amperometric Oxygen Sensors ... [Pg.2335]

See also. Amperometry. Conductimetry and Oscillometry. Coulometry. Electrogravimetry. Ion-Selective Electrodes Oven/iew Glass Solid-State Liquid Membrane Gas Sensing Probes Water Applications. pH. Polarography Overview. Process Analysis Sensors. Sensors Overview Amperometric Oxygen Sensors. Sulfur. Voltammetry Overview Anodic Stripping. Water Analysis Industrial Effluents. [Pg.3876]

Amperometric Oxygen Sensors Calorimetric/Enthalpimetric Chemically Modified Electrodes Microorganism-Based Photometric... [Pg.4352]

See also-. Ion-Selective Electrodes Overview. Process Analysis Sensors. Sensors Amperometric Oxygen Sensors Chemically Modified Electrodes Piezoelectric Resonators. [Pg.4360]

Amperometric oxygen sensors show a large dependence on temperature, an increase of current of 2% °C is observed. This is caused by the temperature dependence of the diffusion coefficient for oxygen in the membrane. A temperature sensitive element such as a thermistor is therefore often incorporated in the cell to allow electronic compensation for this source of error. It is obvious that... [Pg.4365]

Overview Amperometric Oxygen Sensors Calorimetric/ Enthalpimetric. [Pg.4385]

Process Analysis Bioprocess Analysis. Sensors Amperometric Oxygen Sensors. Water Analysis Biochemical Oxygen Demand. [Pg.4395]


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