Non-bleaching colorimetric and fluorometric analyte detection by degradation of solids
AssigneeHach Company
InventorsDaniel Gustav Mieritz, Angella Nicholle Greenawalt
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AssigneeHach Company
InventorsDaniel Gustav Mieritz, Angella Nicholle Greenawalt
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An embodiment provides a method for measuring an ion component of an aqueous sample using a photoreactive species, including: generating a metal organic framework by combining, in a reactive solution, at least one organic linker and at least one metal; impregnating the metal organic framework with the photoreactive species; introducing the impregnated metal organic framework into an aqueous sample; and measuring an analyte component concentration of the aqueous sample, wherein the measuring comprises measuring a change in the aqueous sample, wherein the change is responsive to the analyte component dissolving at least one of: the at least one organic linker and the at least one metal, and releasing the photoreactive species. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
A method for measuring an ion component of an aqueous sample using a photoreactive species, comprising:
A measurement device for measuring an ion component of an aqueous sample using a photoreactive species, comprising:
A product for measuring an ion component of an aqueous sample using a photoreactive species, comprising:
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