Title

Oxygen Sensing Properties of a New Ruthenium (II) Compound

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

Analytical Letters

ISSN

0003-2719

Volume

30

Issue

13

First Page

2289

2299

Publication Date

1997

Abstract

The design of efficient oxygen measuring devices has important environmental, clinical and process control applications. Several methods are available for oxygen quantitation, but those based on the dynamic quenching of luminescence of inorganic compounds have several advantages. In this work the oxygen-quenching luminescence characteristics of a newly synthesized ruthenium (II) compound immobilized on an optical fiber was investigated using Stern-Volmer kinetic analysis. Results obtained show that the luminescence intensity of the newly synthesized compound exhibits a second order dependence on oxygenconcentration from 0-100 %. The oxygen sensing characteristics of this newcompound are comparable to other conventional oxygen sensingcompounds.

Publication Information

Baba, A., Ferguson, J., Healey, B., & Walt, D. (1997). Oxygen sensing properties of a new ruthenium (II) compound. Analytical Letters, 30(13), 2289-2299.

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