Aggregation-induced responses (AIR) of 2D-derived layered nanostructures enable emerging colorimetric and fluorescence sensors.

Aggregation-induced responses (AIR) of 2D-derived layered nanostructures enable emerging colorimetric and fluorescence sensors.
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二维衍生的层状纳米结构的聚集诱导响应(AIR)使新兴的比色和荧光传感器成为可能。

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10.1039/d0an01522a
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2020-10
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The Analyst
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L. Qin;H. Zhang;Wei Gong;H. Luo;N. Li;Bang Lin Li
L. Qin;H. Zhang;Wei Gong;H. Luo;N. Li;Bang Lin Li
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作者:
L. Qin;H. Zhang;Wei Gong;H. Luo;N. Li;Bang Lin Li

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