Quantum Dots (QDs) have been receiving significant attention due to their scientific interest (e.g., they were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry last year) or their technological applications (e.g., television displays). Furthermore, many researchers find it intellectually appealing to work with Nobel Prize winning ideas. In this paper, the application of Quantum Dots (primarily) for detection of metal ions in water samples or in biological samples (e.g., blood syrum) will be described in detail and future directions will be discussed.
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