Integral-multilayer analytical element for analysis of ammonia or ammonia-producing substance
AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakaki Arai, Fuminori Arai, Keiichi Ishizaki
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AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorsTakaki Arai, Fuminori Arai, Keiichi Ishizaki
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An integral multilayer analytical element for analysis of ammonia or ammonia-producing substance is provided, which comprises a thin liquid blocking layer having a comparative facility with a thicker liquid blocking layer and is stably fabricated on a common production line employed for different type of slides. In the integral multilayer analytical element for analysis of ammonia or ammonia-producing substance comprising a transparent support, an indicator layer containing an indicator which produces a detectable change by gaseous ammonia, a liquid blocking layer permitting a gaseous ammonia to pass through, a reagent layer containing an alkaline buffering agent and optionally a reagent capable of reacting with said ammonia-producing substance to produce ammonia, and a spreading layer, adhesively laminated in this order, the improvement which comprises that said liquid blocking layer is composed of at least two porous membranes.
In an integral multilayer analytical element for the determination of ammonia or an ammonia-producing substance comprising a transparent support, an indicator layer containing an indicator which produces a detectable change by gaseous ammonia, a liquid blocking layer permitting gaseous ammonia to pass therethrough, a reagent layer containing an alkaline buffering agent and optionally a reagent capable of reacting with said ammonia-producing substance to produce ammonia, and a spreading layer, adhesively laminated in this order, the improvement which comprises that said liquid blocking layer is composed of at least two types of porous membrane layers which are impermeable to aqueous liquids, wherein a pore diameter of an uppermost porous membrane of said at least two types of porous membrane layers, which contacts said reagent layer, is smaller than that of a just underlying porous membrane.
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