Indian Scientists Develop Fluorescent Sensor for Rapid Nicotine Detection

Indian Scientists Develop Fluorescent Sensor for Rapid Nicotine Detection

The new sensor is based on an iron metal-organic framework, or Fe-III-MOF, designed in the form of microscopic nanospheres. Researchers said the material contains tiny pores that can trap nicotine-related molecules. These Fe-MOF nanospheres were synthesised through a solvothermal process and then tested for safety and performance. The post Indian Scientists Develop Fluorescent Sensor for Rapid Nicotine Detection appeared first on Dharmakshethra - India Unabridged .