Sensitive detection of plastic explosives with self-assembled monolayer-coated microcantilevers

By L. Pinnaduwage, V. Boiadjiev, J. Hawk, T. Thundat. 2003

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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Bioengineering

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4. Søren Dohn
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6. Anja Boisen

Citations in the corpus

• Cantilever-like micromechanical sensors (2011, methodology): “In the group of Thundat et al the explosives TETN and RDX have been detected in 10–30 parts-per-trillion levels using a gold-coated silicon cantilever functionalized with a SAM of 4-mercaptobenzoic acid [239].”
• Parylene micro membrane capacitive sensor array for chemical and biological sensing (2006, background): “Using microcantilever sensors several researchers have demonstrated the capability of surface stress sensors in detecting a variety of reactions, which include alkanethiol immobilization [8], water vapor adsorption [9], DNA hybridization [10–13], antigen–antibody binding [14] and explosive vapor det”