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30 May 2022 Surface plasmon resonance for the in situ detection of metallic ions in ocean
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Abstract
The development of an in-situ sensor for the monitoring of concentration of metallic ions in oceans and freshwaters is needed for environmental and industrial studies. To detect multiple ions, in real time, without any tag, we have developed a multi spectral Surface plasmon resonance-based sensor. Capture of ions is achieved using an ion-imprinted polymer functionalized gold surface. The gold film is sequentially illuminated by a finite number of wavelengths and the spectral position of the plasmonic resonance is extracted from this set of images, over the whole sensor surface.
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Lionel Lartigue "Surface plasmon resonance for the in situ detection of metallic ions in ocean", Proc. SPIE PC12145, Biophotonics in Point-of-Care II, PC121450F (30 May 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2621070
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KEYWORDS
Ions

Sensors

Surface plasmons

Gold

Chemical species

Plasmonics

Polymers

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