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Polymer-based chromogenic sensors for the detection of compounds of environmental interest

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POLYMER INTERNATIONAL
Volume 70, Issue 9, Pages 1202-1208

Publisher

WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/pi.6223

Keywords

polymers; sensors; detecting; pollutants

Funding

  1. FONDECYT [1190469, 1171082]
  2. ANID FONDECYT/POSTDOCTORADO [3200601]
  3. CONICYT [21150178, 63140086]
  4. University of Concepcion

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The applications of functional polymers in various research fields are increasing, with a significant application being the use of polymer-based sensors for chromogenic detection of environmental compounds in water. Polymer matrix supports have been developed to enhance the sensing capacity and performance of chromogenic sensors, making research in sensor design and manufacturing for pollutant detection increasingly appealing to scientific communities.
The applications of functional polymers to different research fields have been increasing. An especially important application is the use of polymer-based sensors for the chromogenic detection of compounds of environmental interest in water. Polymer matrix supports have been developed to improve the sensing capacity and performance of chromogenic sensors. Therefore, research in the area of sensor design and manufacturing for pollutant detection is increasingly interesting to many scientific communities ranging from biological and chemical sciences to engineering. This subject of this review is colorimetric sensors that enable the rapid and quantitative detection of different analytes within a laboratory setup. The applications of different types of polymer-based sensors used in the chromogenic detection of compounds of environmental interest are reviewed and analysed. (c) 2021 Society of Industrial Chemistry.

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