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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Mar 23.
Published in final edited form as: Chem Mater. 2010 Mar 23;22(6):2069–2078. doi: 10.1021/cm903361y

Table 1.

Responses of the sensing films to dissolved oxygen in pH 7.0 B-R buffer.

Samples Sensor Matrix Con. b λexc λem KSV: (kPa−1) at various excitation wavelengths
394 nm 405 nm 508 nm 514 nm
F1 2 PHEMA a 0.1 394 649 0.0874 (0.9978) e
F2 2 PHEMA a 1.0 394 649 0.0894; (0.9962) 0.0876; (0.9977) 0.0851; (0.9963) 0.0826; (0.9962)
F3 2 PHEMA a 10.0 389d 649 0.073; (0.928)
F4 PtTFPP PHEMA a 1.0 394 650 0.1061; (0.9968) 0.1016; (0.9977) 0.1027; (0.9963) 0.0979; (0.9962)
F5 2 PS 0.1 395 650 0.0402; (0.9983)
F6 2 PS 1.0 395 650 0.0392; (0.9987) 0.0380; (0.9987) 0.0377; (0.9984) 0.0374; (0.9982)
F7 2 PS 10.0 389d 650 0.0378; (0.990)
F8 PtTFPP PS 1.0 394 650 0.045; (0.9979)
a

for simplification, the film of PHEMA and acrylamide copolymer was called PHEMA.

b

Con.: concentration in mg/g of sensor/matrix;

c

λex in nm: only the Soret band was listed in the table, the Q bands at 508 and 540 nm were not listed.

d

broad peak.

e

numbers in the parentheses are the correlation coefficients (R2) of the fitting.