Recent Advances in Synthesis and Applications of Organic Ionic Salts-based Sensor Arrays

IF 1.9 4区化学 Q2 CHEMISTRY, ORGANIC

Mini-reviews in Organic Chemistry Pub Date : 2023-06-14 DOI:10.2174/1570193x20666230614141728

H. Chopra, Pawanpreet Kaur, A. Parmar

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Abstract

Sensor arrays contain a group of sensors, improve observations with new dimensions, provide better estimations, and additional parameters in comparison to the individual selective sensor. The array-based sensing technique provides good performance to respond to various gaseous or liquid analytes. Room temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) (melting point <25oC) and Group of uniform materials based on organic salts (GUMBOS) (melting point =25-250oC) are organic ionic salts, composed of an oppositely charged pair of bulky organic cations and bulky organic/inorganic anion and shows interesting tunable physicochemical properties. In this review article, we will discuss the sensing performance of ILs- and GUMBOS-based sensor arrays. ILs-based sensor arrays have been used in electrochemical gas sensing, solvent discrimination, colorimetric gas sensing, sensing of organic compounds, optoelectronic sensing of vapors and solutions, and vapour sensing through IL/QCM systems. GUMBOS-based sensor arrays have been employed in vapour sensing through the GUMBOS/QCM method, detection, and discrimination of proteins.

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有机离子盐传感器阵列的合成与应用研究进展

传感器阵列包含一组传感器，用新的维度改进观测，提供更好的估计，以及与单个选择性传感器相比的附加参数。基于阵列的传感技术提供了对各种气体或液体分析物作出响应的良好性能。室温离子液体（RTIL）（熔点<25℃）和基于有机盐的均匀材料组（GUMBOS）（熔点=25-250℃）是有机离子盐，由一对带相反电荷的大体积有机阳离子和大体积有机/无机阴离子组成，并显示出有趣的可调物理化学性质。在这篇综述文章中，我们将讨论基于离子液体和GUMBOS的传感器阵列的传感性能。基于离子液体的传感器阵列已用于电化学气体传感、溶剂识别、比色气体传感、有机化合物传感、蒸汽和溶液的光电传感以及通过离子液体/质量控制系统的蒸汽传感。基于GUMBOS的传感器阵列已通过GUMBOS/QCM方法、蛋白质的检测和鉴别应用于蒸汽传感。

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Mini-reviews in Organic Chemistry 化学-有机化学

CiteScore

4.50

自引率

4.30%

发文量

116

审稿时长

>12 weeks

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