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Nanosensors: Applications and Innovations

The document provides references for nanosensors and their applications in various fields like biomedical, environmental and chemical sensing. It lists over 50 references from scientific journals and books covering topics like carbon nanotube based sensors, optical fiber sensors, graphene based sensors and their use in detection of biological and chemical substances.

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Nanosensors: Applications and Innovations

The document provides references for nanosensors and their applications in various fields like biomedical, environmental and chemical sensing. It lists over 50 references from scientific journals and books covering topics like carbon nanotube based sensors, optical fiber sensors, graphene based sensors and their use in detection of biological and chemical substances.

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