Cavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumes
Cavity-enhanced absorption techniques show considerable promise for applications in which a high detection sensitivity is required while maintaining a small probed volume of liquid sample. Conventional two-mirror cavity ringdown or cavity-enhanced absorption spectroscopy appears to provide a simple...
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2014
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| author | Vallance, C Rushworth, C Vallance, C Rushworth, C |
| author2 | Gagliardi, G |
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| description | Cavity-enhanced absorption techniques show considerable promise for applications in which a high detection sensitivity is required while maintaining a small probed volume of liquid sample. Conventional two-mirror cavity ringdown or cavity-enhanced absorption spectroscopy appears to provide a simple general 'benchtop' platform for measurements on flow cells and microfluidic chips with suitable optical properties, and recent progress in developing integrated cavities on-chip hints at the potential for future miniaturised self-contained microfluidic devices. © 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:e3b22e04-77ed-4046-8054-7c4896ab9e232022-03-27T10:10:59ZCavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumesJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:e3b22e04-77ed-4046-8054-7c4896ab9e23EnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordSpringer Berlin Heidelberg2014Vallance, CRushworth, CVallance, CRushworth, CGagliardi, GLoock, HCavity-enhanced absorption techniques show considerable promise for applications in which a high detection sensitivity is required while maintaining a small probed volume of liquid sample. Conventional two-mirror cavity ringdown or cavity-enhanced absorption spectroscopy appears to provide a simple general 'benchtop' platform for measurements on flow cells and microfluidic chips with suitable optical properties, and recent progress in developing integrated cavities on-chip hints at the potential for future miniaturised self-contained microfluidic devices. © 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. |
| spellingShingle | Vallance, C Rushworth, C Vallance, C Rushworth, C Cavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumes |
| title | Cavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumes |
| title_full | Cavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumes |
| title_fullStr | Cavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumes |
| title_full_unstemmed | Cavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumes |
| title_short | Cavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumes |
| title_sort | cavity ringdown spectroscopy for the analysis of small liquid volumes |
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