A portable smartphone platform based on a fluorescent–colorimetric sensor for visual detection of trace water in edible vegetable oils

A deprotonated substance NSP·F was prepared as a highly sensitive trace water sensor, which was utilized for the fabricating inkless writing device and the reliable monitoring of water content in organic solvents and edible vegetable oils.

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New Journal of Chemistry
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5nj01806d
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2
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Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies
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A portable smartphone platform based on a fluorescent–colorimetric sensor for visual detection of trace water in edible vegetable oils

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A portable smartphone platform based on a fluorescent–colorimetric sensor for visual detection of trace water in edible vegetable oils

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Abstract

A deprotonated substance NSP·F was prepared as a highly sensitive trace water sensor, which was utilized for the fabricating inkless writing device and the reliable monitoring of water content in organic solvents and edible vegetable oils.

New Journal of ChemistryVol. 49(29)
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