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MINOR PROJECT

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“DESIGN OF CHEMICAL SENSOR BASED ON POLYMERS”

Submitted By: Guided By:
BADAL LODHARI & YASH PATEL Prof.NEHA PATNI. (10BCH011) (10BCH067)

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
NIRMA UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that Mr. BADAL VINODKUMAR LODHARI & YASH SUMUL PATEL, students of Chemical Engineering, 7th semester, of Nirma University, have satisfactorily completed the seminar on “DESIGN OF CHEMICAL SENSORS USING POLYMERS” as a partial fulfillment towards the degree of B. Tech. in Chemical Engineering.

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Prof. Neha Patni. Dr. S. S. Patel Head of Department

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

First of all, we would like to thank my guide Prof. Neha Patni for her constant support. We would also like to thank our HOD Dr. S. S. Patel and the whole Chemical Department for their guidance. We would like to thank our parents and our friends for helping me. We would like to thank the Library of Nirma University for providing us all the essential resources.

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ABSTRACT
Chemical sensors have become an important technology in chemical measurement. These analytical devices provide a simple, rapid and reliable means for the detection and quantitation of specific chemical species. This technology has enabled the continuous measurement of a marker substance, and provided a basis for the development of intelligent instrumentation systems.

Chemical Sensors combine a molecular recognition element with a transducer in order to produce an electronic signal in the presence of a particular analyte. Polymers are used in



References: [1] Janata J, Bezegh A, Chemical Sensors(Analytical Chemistry), 60: 62R–74R, 1988 [2] Peter Gründler,Textbook of Chemical Sensors, VOL 15, 15-104, 2007 [3] Danzer K, Than E, Molch D, Analytik – systematischer Überblick., IUPAC Pure Applied Chemistry 63:1247–1250, 1991 [4] Karl Cammann, Bernd Ross, Andreas Katerkamp, Jorg Reinbold, Bernd Grundig, Reinhard Renneberg, Chemical and Biochemical Sensors, VOL 10, 2-85, 2012 [5] Basudam Adhikari, Sarmishtha Majumdar, Polymers in Sensor Applications, Progress in Polymer Science, VOL 29, 699-766, 2004 26.

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