Acoustic wave sensor for barium based on poly[Ni(salen)(crown)] recognition chemistry
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Magda Martins, Cristina Freire, A. Robert Hillman
Interfacial recognition of barium by a crown ether receptor is quantified using an acoustic wave sensor, and the isotherm characteristics rationalized in terms of solution complexation chemistry and polymer materials properties.
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