Precise control over organic reaction dynamic requires in-situ insight into temperature and concentration variations.However,conventional detection strategies,often relying on off-line or decoupled methods,suffer from...Precise control over organic reaction dynamic requires in-situ insight into temperature and concentration variations.However,conventional detection strategies,often relying on off-line or decoupled methods,suffer from delayed responses and poor temporal synchronization.Herein,we propose a bifunctional single-fiber sensor based on Ge5As25Se30Te40 chalcogenide glass,which seamlessly integrates fiber evanescent wave spectroscopy for chemical fingerprinting identification with a thermoresistive effect for thermal sensing.It exhibits exceptional performance with a rapid temperature response(~2.6 s)and a high temperature sensitivity(jTCRj~4.07%K-1).Validated through the in-situ monitoring of ethyl butyrate synthesis,the single-fiber sensor effectively tracked reaction evolution and thermal distinctness,providing reliable guidance for process optimization and control.With its label-free detection,structural simplicity,and high sensitivity,this proposed strategy represents a robust process analytical technology tool for monitoring complex organic reactions.展开更多
基金“Pioneer”and“Leading Goose”R&D Program of Zhejiang(2025C01166)Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province(LY23F050006,LY23E020006)+3 种基金Natural Science Foundation of Ningbo Municipality(2024J460,2024J225)National Key Research and Development Program of China(2024YFB4608100)Fundamental Research Funds for the Provincial Universities of ZhejiangK.C.Wong Magna Fund in Ningbo University。
摘要Precise control over organic reaction dynamic requires in-situ insight into temperature and concentration variations.However,conventional detection strategies,often relying on off-line or decoupled methods,suffer from delayed responses and poor temporal synchronization.Herein,we propose a bifunctional single-fiber sensor based on Ge5As25Se30Te40 chalcogenide glass,which seamlessly integrates fiber evanescent wave spectroscopy for chemical fingerprinting identification with a thermoresistive effect for thermal sensing.It exhibits exceptional performance with a rapid temperature response(~2.6 s)and a high temperature sensitivity(jTCRj~4.07%K-1).Validated through the in-situ monitoring of ethyl butyrate synthesis,the single-fiber sensor effectively tracked reaction evolution and thermal distinctness,providing reliable guidance for process optimization and control.With its label-free detection,structural simplicity,and high sensitivity,this proposed strategy represents a robust process analytical technology tool for monitoring complex organic reactions.