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Nanosized N-doped graphene oxide (GO) with visible fluorescence in water was prepared by cutting and unzipping of N-doped carbon nanotubes (NCNTs) and used to distinguish between normal and transition metal ions. It is found that the fluorescence is bathochromically shifted as the level of oxidation is increased.
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