Cross-linked fluorinated polymers for use in gas sensors

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128636, 264415, 356 39, A61B 500

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051522870

ABSTRACT:
A chemical sensor matrix is provided for use in medical, biological and industrial applications. The gas sensor includes a cross-linked fluoropolymer matrix of a composite having a gas-sensitive indicator within the matrix. The composite includes a highly fluorinated monofunctional acrylate monomer and a multifunctional acrylate cross-linking agent. Gas-sensitive indicator components which are suitable for detecting gases such as oxygen, carbon dioxide and the like represent indicators suitable for incorporation into the cross-linked fluoropolymer matrix.

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