Abstract

CO2 sensing is of great societal implications, as CO2 is a component of gas mixtures from many natural and anthropogenic processes with huge impacts on globe climate and human well-being. Herein we report a CO2 assay scheme over a wide concentration range, utilizing a fluorogen with an aggregation-induced emission feature and a liquid with tunable polarity and viscosity. The CO2 sensing process is specific, quantitative, and interferent tolerant

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Last time updated on 16/03/2018

This paper was published in The Francis Crick Institute.

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