Affinity sensors in non-equilibrium conditions: Highly selective chemosensing by means of low selective chemosensors

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The selectivity of measurements by means of affinity sensors in (quasi)equilibrium conditions and in non-equilibrium conditions was compared. The results show that the measurements in non-equilibrium conditions can reduce or even eliminate a relative contribution of interferents to a sensor signal. © 2001 by MDPI.

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Mirsky, V. M. (2001). Affinity sensors in non-equilibrium conditions: Highly selective chemosensing by means of low selective chemosensors. Sensors, 1(1), 13–17. https://doi.org/10.3390/s10100013

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