Wang et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Novel signal‐amplifying fluorescent nanofibers for naked‐eye‐based ultrasensitive detection of buried explosives and explosive vaporsWang et al., 2012
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- Wang Y
- La A
- Ding Y
- Liu Y
- Lei Y
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- Advanced Functional Materials
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A novel electrospun fluorescent nanofiberous membrane with a function like “molecular wires” was developed via electrospinning for the detection of ultra‐trace nitro explosive vapors and buried explosives by naked eye under UV excitation. The high binding affinity …
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