Photoluminescent sea urchin-shaped carbon-nanobranched polymers as nanoprobes for the selective and sensitive assay of hypochlorite

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Photoluminescent sea urchin-shaped carbon-nanobranched polymers as nanoprobes for the selective and sensitive assay of hypochlorite

Abstract: A photoluminescent sea urchin-like carbon nanobranched polymer has been prepared and applied for sensitive fluorescence recognition of hypochlorite.

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