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Graphene-Based Electrochemical Food Contaminant Sensors Developed for More Efficient Detection, Analysis of What We Eat and Drink

Medicine & Technology May 26, 2022

Scientists developed graphene-based electrochemical food contaminant sensors to detect and analyze dyes used in foods and drinks. Read to know more about it.

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Graphene-Based Electrochemical Food Contaminant Sensors Developed for More Efficient Detection, Analysis of What We Eat and Drink

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