ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
A Fiber Optic Sensor Using a Molecularly Imprinted Chitosan Membrane Coating on a Fiber Surface as a Transducer for Discriminating 4-Nitrophenol from Its Positional Isomers.
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Abstract
An optical fiber chemical sensor using a molecularly imprinted chitosan membrane coated on the surface of a bent optical fiber probe was developed for selectively analyzing 4-nitrophenol (4-NP) in water samples. When the sensor probe is exposed to a water sample, the chitosan MIP membrane extracts/concentrates 4-NP from the water sample into the membrane. The 4-NP extracted into the membrane was detected by passing a light beam through the optical fiber and the interaction of the 4-NP in the membrane with an evanescent wave of light guided through the optical fiber was detected as a sensing signal. This sensor detects the intrinsic optical absorption signal of 4-NP itself as a sensing signal. No chemical reagent was needed in analyzing this compound in a sample. The sensor is reversible, can be used for continuous monitoring of 4-NP in a sample, and has a quick response with a response time of 5 min. The sensor has high sensitivity and selectivity because the MIP membrane selectively concentrates 4-NP by 1.4 × 10
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