Aromatic hydrocarbon optrodes for groundwater monitoring applica

Optical waveguides – Temporal optical modulation within an optical waveguide – Electro-optic

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ABSTRACT:
Fiber optic based optrodes suitable for in-situ monitoring of groundwater and earth material for the presence of aromatic hydrocarbons. The optrodes are fabricated with porous optical waveguides which are impregnated with a chemical indicator whose optical transmission properties change in the presence of aromatic species, providing a high degree of chemical specificity.

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