Influence of refractive index and molecular weight of alcohols agents on skin optical clearing effect - art. no. 64360O

Mao, Z; Zheng, Y; Hu, Y; Lu, Wei; Luo, Q; Zhu, Dan

HERO ID

1459246

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Journal Article

Year

2007

HERO ID 1459246
In Press No
Year 2007
Title Influence of refractive index and molecular weight of alcohols agents on skin optical clearing effect - art. no. 64360O
Authors Mao, Z; Zheng, Y; Hu, Y; Lu, Wei; Luo, Q; Zhu, Dan
Journal Proceedings of SPIE
Volume 6436
Page Numbers O4360-O4360
Abstract In order to discuss the relative factors affecting the optical clearing effect of agents on skin tissues, six hydroxy-terminated and saturated alcohols with different refractive index and molecular weight were chosen as the optical clearing agents (OCAs). After being treated by different OCAs, the change of transmitted intensity of porcine skins in vitro was measured by single integrating sphere system. The results showed the optical clearing effects of six OCAs, i.e., glycerol, PEG400, PEG200, 1,3-propylene glycol, 1,4- butanediol and 1-butanol, arranged in the descending order. Based on the above results, the refractive index and molecular weight was further discussed. The optical clearing effect of alcohols has been deduced to have negative correlation with refractive index (r=-0.608), but no correlation with molecular weight (r=0.008).
Doi 10.1117/12.701701
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Keyword optical clearing agent; alcohols; skin; refractive index; molecular weight