Sensors
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  • Issue: September 2007, page: 12

    Graphene device detects single molecule of a toxic gas

    Researchers at the University of Manchester, UK, have used graphenematerial to create sensors that can detect just a singlemolecule of a toxic gas. The devices could eventually be used to detect hidden explosives at airports and deadly carbonmonoxide in homes.

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