Title

A micromachined electrochemical sensor for free chlorine monitoring in drinking water

Authors

Authors

A. Mehta; H. Shekhar; S. H. Hyun; S. Hong;H. J. Cho

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Abbreviated Journal Title

Water Sci. Technol.

Keywords

chlorination; drinking water; electrochemical sensor; microsensor; AMPEROMETRIC GLUCOSE SENSOR; RESIDUAL CHLORINE; ELECTRODE; Engineering, Environmental; Environmental Sciences; Water Resources

Abstract

In this work, we designed, fabricated and tested a disposable, flow-through amperometric sensor for free chlorine determination in water. The sensor is based on the principle of an electrochemical cell. The substrate, as well as the top microfluidic layer, is made up of a polymer material. The advantages include; (a) disposability from low cost; (b) stable operation range from three-electrode design; (c) fluidic interconnections that provide on line testing capabilities; and (d) transparent substrate which provides for future integration of on-chip optics. The sensor showed a good response and linearity in the chlorine concentration ranging from 0.3 to 1.6 ppm, which applies to common chlorination process for drinking water purification.

Journal Title

Water Science and Technology

Volume

53

Issue/Number

4-5

Publication Date

1-1-2006

Document Type

Article; Proceedings Paper

Language

English

First Page

403

Last Page

410

WOS Identifier

WOS:000238056000044

ISSN

0273-1223

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