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Detection of the Crystallization Process of Paracetamol with a Multi-Mode Optical Fiber in a Reflective Configuration

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type , Journal 22 Dec 2019 Portugal Publisher:MDPI AGJournal:Sensors, volume 20, page 87 (eissn: 1424-8220,

Authors: Liliana Soares; Susana Novais; António Ferreira; Orlando Frazão; Susana Silva;

doi: 10.3390/s20010087

pmid: 31877833

pmc: PMC6982736

Detection of the Crystallization Process of Paracetamol with a Multi-Mode Optical Fiber in a Reflective Configuration

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Abstract

A configuration of a refractometer sensor is described with the aim of optically detecting the crystallization process of paracetamol. The developed sensing head is based on a conventional cleaved multi-mode fiber. The fiber tip sensor structure was submitted to contact with the liquid of interest (paracetamol fully dissolved in 40% v/v of ethanol/water) and the crystallization process of paracetamol, induced with continued exposure to air, was monitored in real time.

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Keywords

crystallization, Ethanol, paracetamol, Chemical technology, Communication, multi-mode optical fiber, Water, TP1-1185, Refractometry, Paracetamol, Crystallization, Multi-mode optical fiber, Optical Fibers, Acetaminophen

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