Portable na PFAS sensor, kayang suriin ang tubig sa labas ng lab

NEW FOOD MAGAZINE

Bumuo ang mga mananaliksik sa Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) ng murang, portable na sensor na nakakatukoy ng bakas ng PFAS sa tubig gamit ang molecularly imprinted polymers sa isang piraso ng tela na partikular na kumakapit sa PFAS. Maaaring magbigay ang mga natuklasan sa industriya ng pagkain ng madaling paraan para suriin ang kalidad ng tubig at imbestigahan ang pinaghihinalaang kontaminasyon.

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