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TMEJOVÁ, K. MAGGIONI , G. NEŠPŮREK, S. CARTURAN, S. MILAN, R. TONEZZER, M. DELLA MEA , G.
Original Title
Soluble phthalocyanines as optical gas sensing materials Soluble phthalocyanines as optical gas sensing materials Soluble phthalocyanines as optical gas sensing materials Soluble phthalocyanines as optical gas sensing materials
Type
conference proceedings
Language
English
Original Abstract
A novel soluble phthalocyanine compound, i.e zinc phthalocyanine (sulfonamide) has been synthesized by chemical substitution of zinc phthalocyanine and used to produce thin solid films by means of the spin coating technique. The chemical structure of the spin coated films has been investigated by FT-IR analysis. Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) has been used to characterize the film morphology and to measure the film thickness. The spin coated films have been tested as optical sensing materials of volatile organic compounds such as methanol, ethanol and 2-propanol. The change of optical reflectance of the films upon exposure to alcohol-vapour-containing atmospheres has been measured versus alcohol concentration and exposure time. The films exhibit a fast and reproducible response, with a complete and fast recovery in methanol and ethanol-containing atmospheres, while diffusion-driven effects appear during exposure to 2-propanol. The response and sensitivity of the films to ethanol vapour is higher than to methanol and 2-propanol.
Keywords
metal phthalocyanine, zinc phthalocyanine, VOCs
Authors
TMEJOVÁ, K.; MAGGIONI , G.; NEŠPŮREK, S.; CARTURAN, S.; MILAN, R.; TONEZZER, M.; DELLA MEA , G.
Released
31. 8. 2007
Location
USA
BibTex
@proceedings{BUT64361, editor="Kateřina {Tmejová} and Gianluigi {Maggioni} and Stanislav {Nešpůrek} and Sara {Carturan} and Riccardo {Milan} and Michele {Tonezzer} and Gianantonio {Della Mea}", title="Soluble phthalocyanines as optical gas sensing materials Soluble phthalocyanines as optical gas sensing materials Soluble phthalocyanines as optical gas sensing materials Soluble phthalocyanines as optical gas sensing materials", year="2007", address="USA" }