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Metal Ion-imprinted Polymers--novel Materials for Selective Recognition of Inorganics

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Journal Anal Chim Acta
Publisher Elsevier
Specialty Chemistry
Date 2007 Aug 29
PMID 17723701
Citations 17
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Abstract

Ion-imprinted polymers (IIPs) are recently identified nano-porous polymeric materials which on leaching the imprint ion can rebind, sense or transport (when cast as membranes) selectively the target analyte in presence of closely related inorganic ions. The IIPs find interesting applications in solid phase extraction, sensors and membrane separations of inorganics. Unlike the molecularly imprinted polymers, the IIP field is in its infancy and has been briefly reviewed here along with some rough guidelines and concepts for further development of IIPs.

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