Artificial Organs · 2003 · 26 citations · 20 references
Natural SciencesFood ScienceMaterials ScienceNanomaterialsPolymer ChemistrySensorsElectrical CharacterizationNanosensorsOrganic SemiconductorsSensor MaterialsSensory AnalysisTaste EvaluationConductive Polymer SensorsElectronic Tongue AnalysisNanomaterial-based SensorsPolymer Sensor MaterialsPolymer SensorsSuppressionThin Films Of Conductive PolymersUltrathin Polymer Films
An artificial taste sensor based on different types of ultra-thin films of conducting polymers (a special class of plastics that can conduct electricity) and their mixture with a lipid-like material has been able to mimic the human palate. In addition, this "electronic tongue" has been successfully employed in the analysis of tastants, suppression effects, and commercial beverages throughout AC measurements (impedance spectroscopy) in a relatively low-cost, simple, and efficient way.
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