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Kainth, Shagun, Mehta, Akansha, Mishra, Amit, Basu, Soumen (2018) Implementation of a logic gate by chemically induced nitrogen and oxygen rich C-dots for the selective detection of fluoride ions. New Journal of Chemistry, 42. 12162-12171 doi:10.1039/c8nj02041h

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TitleImplementation of a logic gate by chemically induced nitrogen and oxygen rich C-dots for the selective detection of fluoride ions
JournalNew Journal of Chemistry
AuthorsKainth, ShagunAuthor
Mehta, AkanshaAuthor
Mishra, AmitAuthor
Basu, SoumenAuthor
Year2018Volume42
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
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Full ReferenceKainth, Shagun, Mehta, Akansha, Mishra, Amit, Basu, Soumen (2018) Implementation of a logic gate by chemically induced nitrogen and oxygen rich C-dots for the selective detection of fluoride ions. New Journal of Chemistry, 42. 12162-12171 doi:10.1039/c8nj02041h
Plain TextKainth, Shagun, Mehta, Akansha, Mishra, Amit, Basu, Soumen (2018) Implementation of a logic gate by chemically induced nitrogen and oxygen rich C-dots for the selective detection of fluoride ions. New Journal of Chemistry, 42. 12162-12171 doi:10.1039/c8nj02041h
In(2018) New Journal of Chemistry Vol. 42 (14) Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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