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22 July 2002 Fluorescent test of water toxicity
Piotr Lacki, Antoni Nowakowski
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Proceedings Volume 4887, Optical Techniques for Environmental Sensing, Workplace Safety, and Health Monitoring; (2002) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.475986
Event: Systems of Optical Security 2001: Environment Sensing, Work Safety, Health Monitoring, and Biomedical Sensors, 2001, Warsaw, Poland
Abstract
A fibre optic, fluorescent toxicity test based on a liquid-core waveguide (LCW) is presented here. By employing the LCW it is possible to set up a small and easy to handle system for measurements of weak fluorescence intensity. The use of specific bacteria as "living sensors" and application of the fluorescent measurement technique allows combination of positive features — synergetic reaction to different pollutants and sensitivity to global pollution -ofthe biological monitoring with an objective measure of the technical monitoring. The results of optimisation analysis of the system construction and testing procedure are here discussed. The fmal purpose of this research is to create a new method of water toxicity measurement for in situ experiments.
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Piotr Lacki and Antoni Nowakowski "Fluorescent test of water toxicity", Proc. SPIE 4887, Optical Techniques for Environmental Sensing, Workplace Safety, and Health Monitoring, (22 July 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.475986
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KEYWORDS
Toxicity

Bacteria

Luminescence

Light emitting diodes

Sensors

Microorganisms

Diodes

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