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Mass-produced ionophore-based fluorescent microspheres for trace level determination of lead ions

Telting-Diaz et al., 2002

Document ID
5364448153385498587
Author
Telting-Diaz M
Bakker E
Publication year
Publication venue
Analytical chemistry

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The development and characterization of small, uniform, and mass-produced plasticized PVC-based sensing microspheres in view of rapid trace level analysis of lead ions is reported. Micrometer-sized particles obtained via an automated casting process were …
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