A nanohybrid system based on covalently functionalized graphene quantum dots with dithienopyrrole derivative for the sensitive and selective fluorometric detection of Pb 2+ ions
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A nanohybrid system based on covalently functionalized graphene quantum dots with dithienopyrrole derivative for the sensitive and selective fluorometric detection of Pb
2+
ions
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LUMINESCENCE
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Wiley
Online
2021-07-03
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10.1002/bio.4116
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