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Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering,
Vol.37, No.12, 2171-2178, 2020
Inkjet-printed low-cost colorimetric tickets for TNT detection in contaminated soil
Lee MG, Yoo HW, Lim SH, Yi GR
A simple colorimetric detection method for 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene (TNT) in contaminated soil has been developed. Procedurally, a TNT responsive chromogenic reagent was inkjet printed on commercially available photo paper, and the resulting colorimetric ticket was laminated with a precut patterned film to make a bilayer microfluidic sensor. For the TNT detection experiments, a drop of TNT solution was placed on the center of the prepared sensor. Color measurement of the sensor with a photo scanner showed a wide detection range of TNT, ranging from 14 parts per million (ppm), which is below its residential screening level (~21 ppm) to 7,200 ppm. To further demonstrate its efficacy, TNT spiked soil samples were extracted with acetone and evaluated with the developed sensor.
Keywords: TNT Detection from Soil; Colorimetric Sensor; Inkjet-Printed Sensor Ticket
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