Selective $ Hg^{2+} $ sensor: rGO-blended PEDOT:PSS conducting polymer OFET
Abstract The detection of water pollutants employing organic field-effect transistor (OFET) sensor requires a stable performance in an aqueous media. It is an essential condition of any sensor to present reliable measurements. Some organic-conducting polymers deteriorate almost immediately in the pr...
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