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Biosensor using immobilized Chlorella microalgae for determination of volatile organic compounds.
Abstract : A biosensor using Chlorella microalgae immobilized on the membrane of an oxygen electrode has been designed to determine volatile organic compounds (VOC) in the form of aerosols. A homemade controlled atmosphere chamber is constructed for perchloroethylene detection. Monitoring of perchloroethylene is obtained by the measurement of the oxygen production during the algae photosynthetic process.
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