Molecularly imprinted polymers: unique possibilities for environmental monitoring
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https://doi.org/10.15626/Eco-Tech.2001.035Keywords:
Molecular imprinting, molecularly imprinted polymer, sensor, environmental analysis.Abstract
Molecular imprinting provides a useful complement to the use of biomolecules for the
development of sensors for the analysis of trace substances on account of their highly
selective recognition characteristics. Moreover, the stabilities make them ideal for use in
applications not normally suitable for the use of biomolecules. The nature of the technique
and its use in a number of analysis formats suitable for use in environmental monitoring are
presented.
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