Utilizing trace amounts of a suspected target molecule as a catalyst in detection reactions
AssigneeLawrence Livermore National Security, LLC
InventorsCarlos A. Valdez, Mark Miles Hart, Mathew Gerald Lyman
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AssigneeLawrence Livermore National Security, LLC
InventorsCarlos A. Valdez, Mark Miles Hart, Mathew Gerald Lyman
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A method for detecting a suspected target molecule includes obtaining a reaction mixture that is not reactive at ambient temperature, the reaction mixture comprising at least two reactants, adding the suspected target molecule to the reaction mixture for causing a reaction involving the reactants in the reaction mixture, and detecting presence of a product formed from the reactants in response to the addition of the suspected target molecule. The suspected target molecule acts as a catalyst for the reaction, where the suspected target molecule includes a tertiary amine.
A method for detecting a suspected target molecule, the method comprising:
A product for detecting a suspected target molecule, the product comprising:
A solution for detecting a suspected target molecule, the solution comprising:
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