ArticleRSC advances2025
Smart fluorometric sensing of metal contaminants in canned foods: a carbon dot-based dual-response system for quantifying aluminum and cobalt ions.
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Abstract
The leaching of aluminum and cobalt ions into canned foods, such as aluminum from canned tomato sauce and cobalt from canned tuna, raises concerns about potential health risks, making their accurate detection essential for food safety. In this study, we developed a novel ratiometric fluorometric sensor based on dual-emission carbon dots capable of selectively detecting aluminum (Al
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