New Formaldehyde Sensor Detects Adulterated Fish
Recently, a breakthrough in the fight against food adulteration emerged as researchers at Guwahati University's Nanomaterials and Nanoelectronics Laboratory unveiled a cost-effective formaldehyde sensor.
- This metal oxide-reduced graphene oxide (rGO) composite sensor exhibits non-invasive capabilities, effectively detecting formalin adulteration in fish at room temperature.
Key Points
- Innovative Sensor Technology: The sensor, constructed from metal oxide nanoparticles and rGO composite, introduces a low-cost solution for detecting formaldehyde in fishes without invasive procedures.
- Formaldehyde in Food: Formaldehyde, a colourless and pungent gas, is employed as a preservative in certain foods, particularly fish in developing nations. However, its use is illegal in many countries due ....
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