Study on pH effect in process of an entero-gastric fiber-optic sensor design

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The pH effect on design of a fiber optic sensor newly developed for monitoring entero-gastric reflux is investigated. The research has been carried out by utilizing the sensor to measure characteristic absorption of bilirubin standard solution (used as a calibrator) at different pH values from about 1 to 8. The results show explicitly that the estimation error according to the calibration curves with pH <7 is significantly lower than that at alkaline pH values. Compared with the in vitro experimental data, the optimum pH range for entero-gastric reflux analysis is proposed to be between 5-6. The possible reasons for estimation error of the fiber optic sensor are given in detail. © 2002 by MDPI.

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Guo-ping, C., Rong-min, X., Jim, G., & Wen-de, S. (2002). Study on pH effect in process of an entero-gastric fiber-optic sensor design. Sensors, 2(11), 447–454. https://doi.org/10.3390/s21100447

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