Nanomaterials for Water Management : Signal Amplification for Biosensing from Nanostructures (Jenny Stanford Series on the High-tech of Biotechnology)

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Nanomaterials for Water Management : Signal Amplification for Biosensing from Nanostructures (Jenny Stanford Series on the High-tech of Biotechnology)

Marks, Robert S. (EDT)/ Abdulhalim, Ibrahim (EDT)

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Pan Stanford Publishing Pte Ltd（2015/08発売）
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ポイント 303pt

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 238 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9789814463478
DDC分類 543

Full Description

The interest in finding reliable and highly sensitive sensors for water quality control has grown recently empowered by the explosion of cutting-edge technologies such as nanotechnologies, optoelectronics, and computing on one hand and by the increasing need for more secure control of water quality on the other hand. This book highlights a number of modern topics in the field of biosensing particularly for water sensing in which the signal is enhanced, starting from surface enhanced spectroscopies using plasmonic structures such as Raman scattering (SERS), infrared enhanced absorption (SEIRA), and surface enhanced fluorescence (SEF).

The SPR enhanced detection is highlighted in two chapters and addressed using signal processing and the use of color of solutions as a result of modification of the LSPR properties of nanoparticles. Porous materials are another field of research where the enhancement is achieved due to the increasing the area- to-volume ratio. Good examples are the two emerging fields of porous Si and sculptured thin films prepared by the oblique deposition technique. One of the long standing problems is bacteria detection in water which is addressed thoroughly with emphasis on the problems usually encountered in detecting large bioentities.

Nanoplasmonic structures and enhanced spectroscopies for water sensing. Online and real-time water quality monitoring system based upon Raman super-resolved spectrometer. Application of broadband infrared plasmon resonance for the signal amplification of analytes in water. Colorimetric detection of toxic metal ions in water based on gold nanoparticles. Tackling the SNR problem in miniaturized arrayed biosensors for water. Current techniques for bacteria and large entities detection in water. Techniques for signal analysis in surface plasmon resonance sensors. Chemical sensing and biosensing with nanostructured porous silicon. Chiral sculptured thin films for optical sensing of analytes in fluids.