NANOSTRUCTURE SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SENSING AN ANALYTE
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Jun 2, 2011
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May 21, 2010
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May 21, 2009
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A method of detecting an analyte in an environment, includes immobilizing at least one photoactive composition on nanostructures, the photoactive composition exhibiting emission that is sensitive to the analyte; applying electromagnetic radiation to the immobilized photoactive moiety for a period of time; measuring at least one response; and using the measured response to determine the presence the analyte in the environment. The nanostructures can, for example, include carbon nanostructures. In a number of embodiments, the analyte is oxygen.
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