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Ceramic method flow system

More recently, it was demonstrated that the thermistor approach could be used to monitor specific interactions of fluoride ions with silica-packed columns in the flow injection mode. A thermometric method for detection of fluoride [56] was developed that relies on the specific interaction of fluoride with hydroxyapatite. The detection principle is based on the measurement of the enthalpy change upon adsorption of fluoride onto ceramic hydroxyapatite, by temperature monitoring with a thermistor-based flow injection calorimeter. The detection limit for fluoride was 0.1 ppm, which is in the same range as that of a commercial ion-selective electrode. The method could be applied to fluoride in aqueous solution as well as in cosmetic preparations. The system yielded highly reproducible results over at least 6 months, without the need of replacing or regenerating the ceramic hydroxyapatite column. The ease of operation of thermal sensing and the ability to couple the system to flow injection analysis provided a versatile, low-cost, and rapid detection method for fluoride. [Pg.26]

Yoon et al. [48] proposed a liquid junction free polymer membrane-based reference electrode system for blood analysis under flowing conditions. They used silicmi wafers as well as ceramic substrate to fabricate ion selective sensors with an integrated reference electrode. The silver chloride layer was coated with a membrane based on aromatic polyurethane (PU 40 membrane) with equimolar amounts of both cathodic and anodic lipophilic additives (TDMACl and KTpCIPB) to reduce the electrical resistance (see Chaps. 12 and 13). The ceramic-based sensors were fabricated by screen-printing methods. Both reference electrodes showed a rather stable potential in various electrolyte solutions with different pH values and different concentrations of clinically relevant ions, providing that the ionic strength of the solution is over 0.01 M. The integrated ISE cartridge based on the ceramic chip could be used continuously for a week. [Pg.300]


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