A cost-effective pH-sensitive release system for water source pH detection
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Zhaoliang Zheng, Xing Huang, Dmitry Shchukin
A facile and cost-effective strategy has been developed to form basic cobalt carbonate nanovalves at the orifice of mesoporous nanocontainers, which facilitate the pH sensitive release of functional cargo for up-scaling towards applications in water source pH detection.
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