Paper-based Optical Chemosensors comprehensively discusses the origin, development, and current state-of-the-art in paper-based sensors. With a focus on the principles, classifications, methodology, design, and application of paper-based sensors, this book represents a developing research field with recent innovative applications resulting in a comprehensive presentation of the different physico-chemical techniques using paper sensors. It discloses underlying rules and factors in paper-based sensors and discusses intricate sensing systems and working environments by ways of chemistry and physics for a variety of application scenarios such as environmental protection, food safety, public safety, and clinical diagnosis. This is a valuable resource for researchers who major in analytical chemistry, or for those who are interested in the development of methods or devices for rapid analysis/monitoring based on paper/membrane-based sensors who wish to broaden their knowledge in the allied field.
Table of Contents
1. A brief history of paper-based sensors 2. Basic principles of paper-based sensors 3. Basic structure composition of paper-based sensors 4. Design principles of paper-based sensors 5. Signal read-out of paper-based sensors 6. Optical chemical paper-based sensors 8. Applications of paper-based sensors 9. The future of paper-based sensors
