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Progress in the development of molecularly imprinted polymer sensors

Arnold et al., 1999

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9286644263809886473
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Arnold B
Euler A
Jenkins A
Uy O
Murray G
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Johns Hopkins APL technical digest

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Bradley R. Arnold, Alex C. Euler, Amanda L. Jenkins, O. Manuel Uy, and George M. Murray emote chemical sensors rely on a means of chemical recognition. Most of these sensors apply some previously discovered phenomenon as the basis for measurement. A means to …
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