Eosin-Y containing electrospun fibers for optical ammonia sensing based on wavelength shift

Abstract

Abstract Sensors in recent days have been in great demand in industrial zones of simple, low-cost sensors for effectively sensing various gases. This research work develops electrospinning fibers for optical ammonia sensing based on the wavelength shift. The optical sensing fibers were produced approach by the electrospinning technique. The addition of cellulose acetate (CA) matrix with doped Eosin-Y is an NH3 fluorophore. The same light emitting diode (LED) light source was used to excite NH3-sensitive dyes at 380 nm peak wavelength. Display the eosin Y emission spectrum, with a maximum wavelength of 582 nanometers. The observed red emission wavelength shift and fluorescence intensity at 582 nm decreased with increasing concentrations of NH3. The emission spectrum of eosin-Y fluorescence at 582 nanometers is changed with increasing NH3 concentrations ranging from 0 to 500 parts per million. In this work, according to the experiment results, the sensitivity of NH3 sensors is 7.73. Finally, the electrospinning fibers for optical NH3 sensing developed as a result of this research enable effective sensing of NH3 concentrations in practical applications in a variety of fields, including medical and industrial.