Abstract
A novel sensing concept for the selective detection of ammonia over amines is introduced. For the first time, the reversible fluorescence-based NH3 sensor makes use of an ammonium-sensitive fluoroionophore instead of commonly utilized pH indicators. NH3 diffuses into the sensor where a buffered internal electrolyte generates the corresponding ammonium ion, which is then detected by an ion selective NIR fluoroionophore.
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