Abstract
Public safety and environmental monitoring are of great significance to maintain human health. Therefore, a simple and effective strategy for preparing the substrate layer of a film-based fluorescent sensor is developed by a nanomesh scaffold technology. The limit of detection of the nanomesh scaffold-modified sensor ranges from 4.8 ppb to 3750 ppm. This can provide an effective method for detecting potential biological warfare agent, 2,6-dicarboxyridine.
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Liu, Q., Liu, M., Li, D., Li, K., Xu, H., Lu, J., … Liu, T. (2022). Highly improved performance of a film-based fluorescent sensor via a nanomesh scaffold strategy. Sensors and Diagnostics, 1(1), 130–133. https://doi.org/10.1039/d1sd00016k
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