Electronic tongue: active channels, molecular sieves, receptors and arrays

The graphical abstract outlines the core components of E-tongues—active channel, molecular sieve, receptor and sensor array—each shown with representative materials and technologies for selective, precise taste sensing across diverse applications.

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Sustainable Food Technology
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5fb00237k
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Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies
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Electronic tongue: active channels, molecular sieves, receptors and arrays

Hyuk Jin Kim, Ho Won Jang, Jun Uh Hyun
Sustainable Food Technology
Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies
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Electronic tongue: active channels, molecular sieves, receptors and arrays

Hyuk Jin Kim, Ho Won Jang, Jun Uh Hyun
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Abstract

The graphical abstract outlines the core components of E-tongues—active channel, molecular sieve, receptor and sensor array—each shown with representative materials and technologies for selective, precise taste sensing across diverse applications.

Sustainable Food TechnologyVol. 3(6)
Seoul National University (KR), Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology (KR)
National Research Foundation, Seoul National University, National Research Foundation of Korea, Ministry of Science and ICT, South Korea, Institute of Engineering Research, Seoul National University
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies
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