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NH2-MIL-125 (Ti)-derived TiO2/NC anchored on GO layers for electrochemical detection of carcinogenic antioxidant

Shengbiao Zheng, Shiyu Cui, Lingxiu Shu, Boxuan Wu, Zirui Zhang, Errui Wang, Xiangju Ye, Jing Tang, Xuchun Wang, Jiahao Guo

2026Colloids and Surfaces A Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects11 citationsDOI

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