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Research progress of SERS on uranyl ions and uranyl compounds: a review

Shaofei Wang, Jiaolai Jiang, Xuan He, Shanli Yang, Haoxi Wu, Zhen Qin, Mingfu Chu, Zhengjun Zhang, Junsheng Liao, Xiaolin Wang

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The direct detection method possesses the ability of both content detection of uranyl ions and structural analysis of uranyl compounds in nmol level, while the indirect detection method can detect the uranyl ions as low as fmol level.

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The direct detection method possesses the ability of both content detection of uranyl ions and structural analysis of uranyl compounds in nmol level, while the indirect detection method can detect the uranyl ions as low as fmol level.

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The direct detection method possesses the ability of both content detection of uranyl ions and structural analysis of uranyl compounds in nmol level, while the indirect detection method can detect the uranyl ions as low as fmol level.

Key concepts: Uranyl, Ion, Materials science, Uranium, Inorganic chemistry, Chemistry, Metallurgy, Organic chemistry

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