Water Contact Angle Optimization for K-SPR Biosensing Application
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https://doi.org/10.53655/joe.b2117uKeywords:
plasmonic, hydrophilic, wettability, K-SPR, biosensor, heptylamineAbstract
Surface wettability, measured via water contact angle (WCA) assessments, is an essential parameter in evaluating sensor surfaces' characteristics in plasmonic biosensing, particularly in Kretschmann-based surface plasmon resonance (K-SPR). This study examines the influence of heptylamine plasma polymerization parameters on WCA measurement and correlates these surface alterations with the sensitivity of K-SPR biosensors. The correlation between plasma deposition power and WCA was measured using ImageJ software, and SPR angular spectra were evaluated to determine the refractive index sensitivity. The results demonstrate that optimizing plasma deposition conditions provides good linearity in terms of plasmonic biosensing.
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