2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.snb.2007.04.043
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Use of an artificial neural network to model the quenching of a Ru.dpp:ormosil-based optrode to gaseous and dissolved oxygen

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“…Most oxygen sensors display nonlinear Stern−Volmer relationship, and this can be described by the so-called two-site model assuming two quenching constants. It has been shown that an artificial network also may be applied to model the dynamic quenching of the fluorescence of a ruthenium-derived probe .…”
Section: Sensors For Gases Vapors and Humiditymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most oxygen sensors display nonlinear Stern−Volmer relationship, and this can be described by the so-called two-site model assuming two quenching constants. It has been shown that an artificial network also may be applied to model the dynamic quenching of the fluorescence of a ruthenium-derived probe .…”
Section: Sensors For Gases Vapors and Humiditymentioning
confidence: 99%