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Luminescence sensors based on ruthenium complexes

V. I. Zemskii, A. V. Veresov, and Yu. L. Kolesnikov

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Abstract

The application of luminophores as molecular informators of contents or conditions of environment is a promising trend in sensor design. This trend received a large development effort in the last few years, particularly in the area of fiber optic sensors.1

© 1994 IEEE

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