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Porous nanoribbons from gels may act as smart materials for applications in iodine absorption and fluorescence sensing for gaseous nitrobenzene, and could reversibly change its fluorescence color under shearing force… Click to show full abstract
Porous nanoribbons from gels may act as smart materials for applications in iodine absorption and fluorescence sensing for gaseous nitrobenzene, and could reversibly change its fluorescence color under shearing force and solvent annealing.
Keywords:
multi responsive;
capture porous;
responsive fluorescent;
fluorescent switches;
iodine capture;
switches iodine
Journal Title: Journal of Materials Chemistry C
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: Journal of Materials Chemistry C
Year Published: 2021
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