Chemical redox-regulated mesoporous silica-coated gold nanorods for colorimetric probing of Hg2+ and S2-.

Chemical redox-regulated mesoporous silica-coated gold nanorods for colorimetric probing of Hg2+ and S2-.
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10.1039/c0an00597e
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2011-01
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The Analyst
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Guoqing Wang;Zhaopeng Chen;Wenhai Wang;B. Yan;Lingxin Chen
Guoqing Wang;Zhaopeng Chen;Wenhai Wang;B. Yan;Lingxin Chen
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作者:
Guoqing Wang;Zhaopeng Chen;Wenhai Wang;B. Yan;Lingxin Chen

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