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Quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) for the detection of explosive vapor–measurements and simulations
Summary
A conference paper on detecting explosive vapours with quartz crystal microbalances, in which enzymes on the crystal interact with the vapour and shift its frequency. It reviews the method and assesses its accuracy with measurements on a specific QCM component and with COMSOL simulations, as a basis for future improvements.
Summary written by the openQCM team. The original abstract is on the publisher’s page.
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