2016年7月1日星期五

A methane gas sensor based on oxidizing bacteria

A bacterial sensor system based on Methylomonas flagellata AJ 3670 is described for methane determinations. The system consists of a bacterial, reactor, a reference reactor and two oxygen sensors.

The current decreases with time until a steady state is reached within 30 s at 30°C; the maximum current difference is obtained at 30°C and pH 7.2. The response time for the determination of methane is less than 1 min.

A linear relationship is obtained between the current difference and the methane concentration below 6.6 mM; the lower limit of determination is 5 μM, and the current decrease is reproducible within 5%. The current output of the methane gas sensor is almost stable for more than 10 days and 250 assays.


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