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January 1, 2009Chemical CommunicationsOpen Access

A chemodosimeter approach to fluorescent sensing and imaging of inorganic and methylmercury species

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MSMithun SantraUniversity of EdinburghDRDowook RyuPohang University of Science and TechnologyACAmrita ChatterjeeIndian Institute of Technology Roorkee

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