Detection of mercury with 2D organic frames and solid state nanofluidic channels
Solid state nanofluidic channels are promising tools for the selective detection of analytes. However, the delayed interaction of recognition fractions with analytes makes it difficult to apply them to rapid detection devices. In a recent article in the journal Analytical Chemistry, researchers fabricated two-dimensional covalent organic frames (2D COFs) to integrate them into solid-state nanofluidic …
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