Toward a faster, more efficient way to sniff out explosives
Researchers develop a sensor that can rapidly detect and distinguish between TNT and other explosives.
By American Chemical Society —— Bio and Archives--December 9, 2015
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Explosives detection is important for ensuring the safety of public spaces, transportation and water systems, but it can be challenging to carry out. Now scientists report in the journalACS Nano a new step toward a more efficient monitoring method that uses quantum dots to quickly sniff out and identify five dangerous compounds, including the powerful explosive hidden in "shoe bomber" Richard Reid's footwear.
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