Abstract
A sodium-heparinized glass microcapillary tube-assisted radio frequency (RF) resonator-based noncontact sensor is developed for the accurate quantification of uric acid in aqueous solutions. To achieve high sensitivity, a newly proposed coupling structure between the systems of coupled resonators is exploited to form an efficient long sensing region with a highly concentrated electromagnetic field, thereby effectively miniaturizing the sensor and consequently enhancing the filling factor. The proposed sensor linearly detects the uric acid concentration (2–20 mg/dL) in temperature-variant (0–40 °C) aqueous solutions with a high sensitivity of 2.762 MHz mg−1 dL−1 and a reproducibility of 0.51% relative standard deviation.
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