Reichardt′s dye belongs to the class of azo merocyanine dyes. Reichardt′s dye, also known as ET(30) or pyridinium N-phenoxyde betaine dye is a highly solvatochromic betaine dye useful for determining solvent polarity effects. It plays an important role as a probe of solvent polarity in biological systems and on surfaces.
Application
Reichardt’s dye, a solvatochromic betaine dye has been used for the determination of solvent polarity.[1][2]
In this work, a paper-based optoelectronic sensor (paper-nose) is presented for sensing volatile gases in air. The proposed optoelectronic sensor is a combination of both colorimetric (optical) and chemiresistive (electronic) sensor arrays in order to improve the selectivity of the
C. Reichardt
Pure and Applied Chemistry. Chimie Pure Et Appliquee, 80, 1415-1415 (2008)
To further understand cellulose-solvent interactions in aqueous hydroxide solutions, cellulose behavior in aqueous solutions of NaOH combined with tetramethylammonium hydroxide (TMAH) or benzyltrimethylammonium hydroxide (Triton B), as well as urea, was investigated. The rheological properties of the solutions were assessed
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