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Conjugated polymer/nanoparticles nanocomposites for high efficient and real-time volatile organic compounds sensors

Liao et al., 2013

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1571703875043132114
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Liao H
Hsu C
Wu M
Lu C
Su W
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Analytical chemistry

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The present work demonstrates a high efficient and low cost volatile organic compounds (VOCs) sensor. Nowadays, VOCs, which are typically toxic, explosive, flammable, and an environmental hazard, are extensively used in R&D laboratories and industrial productions …
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