A metal ion detection method and its special sensor array
A sensor array and metal ion technology, applied in the field of spectral analysis, can solve the problems of high efficiency, large information metal ion identification and detection, etc.
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[0152] Embodiment 1, metal ion sensor array
[0153] as attached figure 1 As shown, the metal ion sensor array of the present invention includes a low-temperature plasma generator and a sensing unit composed of five carbon quantum dots.
[0154] The low-temperature plasma generator is a pipeline-type electrode structure, including a T-shaped insulating tube, a metal rod and a piece of metal sheet; the T-shaped insulating tube has a diameter of about 6-10mm (such as 10mm), and a wall thickness of about 2-2mm. 3mm "T" type glass tube, the port I of the T-shaped insulating tube is the insertion port of the copper rod electrode 1, and the port II is used as the discharge gas inlet 2, there is oxygen in the discharge gas, preferably air, which is used to enter the discharge font The airway is a silicone tube with a diameter of 6-8 mm; the port III is wrapped by a copper electrode 4, and the copper rod electrode 1 and the copper electrode 4 form a pair of electrodes, and the electr...
Embodiment 2
[0159] Embodiment 2, the impact of carbon quantum dots on chemiluminescence
[0160] This example studies whether chemiluminescence is indeed produced by carbon quantum dots induced by low-temperature plasma. The experiment selects carbon quantum dots synthesized with glucose as a carbon source for research. ), the chemiluminescent signal in low-temperature plasma, and compared the chemiluminescent signals of carbon quantum dots, polyacrylic acid sodium salt, glucose and water in low-temperature plasma.
[0161] attached by figure 2 It can be seen from the curves in A that very strong and very stable chemiluminescence can be induced only when the low-temperature plasma is passed into the carbon quantum dot solution, and the chemiluminescence signals generated in other cases are very weak, and there is almost no chemiluminescence phenomenon; therefore From attached figure 2 A It can be seen that low temperature plasma and carbon quantum dots are the necessary factors to pro...
Embodiment 3
[0165] Example 3. Low temperature plasma excited carbon quantum dot chemiluminescence parallelism experiment
[0166] Taking the chemiluminescence signal of No. 1 carbon quantum dots induced by low-temperature plasma as the research object, take the synthesized carbon quantum dot stock solution and dilute it 40 times; take 1mL of the diluted carbon quantum dot solution in a 3mL quartz tube, and inject it with air Be the low-temperature plasma (air velocity: 180mL / min) of discharge gas, record the signal that low-temperature plasma causes carbon quantum dot chemiluminescence; Repeat 7 times by above-mentioned operation, obtain low-temperature plasma and cause carbon quantum dot chemiluminescence signal, 7 The signals from the second parallel experiment were processed to obtain image 3 ,Depend on image 3It can be seen that the chemiluminescence of carbon quantum dots excited by low-temperature plasma has good repeatability and the signal is very stable.
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