Sensors for aquatic phosphorus have been widely
used in monitoring nutrient levels in water bodies to prevent eutrophication
and preserve aquatic diversity. However, the key challenge facing current
aquatic phosphorus sensing technologies is lack of in-situ determination
capability and poor long-term stability. These methods either require addition
of reagent to induce colorimetric change upon phosphate
or need frequent calibration/replacement work caused by issue of ion leakage in
electrochemistry.
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