Tailoring colour changes of optical sensor materials by combining indicator and inert dyes and their use in sensor layers, textiles and non-wovens
Abstract
The appropriate combination of absorbance-based indicator dyes and inert dyes allows colour changes from green to red to be observed. In detail, a pH indicator with a yellow to red colour change upon exposure to alkaline buffers is combined with a blue and pH-insensitive dye. The resulting colour change of indicator plus inert dye is more easily visible than the original colour change and is more easily interpreted in terms of a “traffic light”...
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Title
Tailoring colour changes of optical sensor materials by combining indicator and inert dyes and their use in sensor layers, textiles and non-wovens
Published Date
Jan 1, 2015
Volume
206
Pages
788 - 793
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