Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization
Patent
1975-05-27
1976-09-07
Wolk, Morris O.
Chemistry: physical processes
Physical processes
Crystallization
23230B, 128 2R, 204192, 424 12, 427250, 428336, 428434, 428469, 428474, G01N 3316
Patent
active
039791840
ABSTRACT:
Devices for the detection of biological particles, particularly proteins. Such devices comprise a non-transparent surface of metal (solid metal or a non-transparent coating of metal on some different substrate) covered with a thin transparent first layer of dielectric material, which in turn has a transparent second layer of metal adhered over the outer surface thereof, the transparent layer preferably being in the form of metal globules or metal islets. The detection device as provided to the user will usually have a monomolecular layer of biological particles applied over at least a portion of the transparent layer of metal. Interference of light is obtained useful in distinguishing between monomolecular layers and multi-molecular layers with the unaided eye, when the non-transparent surface metal reflects light relatively poorly and is at least approximately matched to the light reflecting ability of the dielectric material forming the transparent layer thereover.
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Cohen Joseph T.
General Electric Company
MaLossi Leo I.
Marantz Sidney
Squillaro Jerome C.
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