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Luminescent inorganic polymer sensors had received little attention as explosive sensors. The observation of electron transfer quenching of luminescence in porous silicon nanostructures [27] suggested that polysilicon organometallic species might be especially promising for sensor applications. Several luminescent polysilicon based structures are known. 

Nanostructured Materials and Coatings in Biomedical and Sensor Applications... 

A preliminary account has been published, Partch, R., PoweU, E., Lee, Y-H., Varshney, M., Kim, S., Barnard, N., Shah, D., Dennis, D., and Morey, T., Injectable Nanoparticle Technology for In Vivo Remediation of Overdosed Toxins, in Nanostructured Materials and Coatings for Biomedical and Sensor Application, Gogotsi, Y., and Uvarova, I., Eds., Kluwer Publishers, Netherlands, 2003, pp. 27-40. 

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The aim of this chapter is to provide a brief overview of various synthetical approaches to nanostructured conducting polymers and the development of these polymers for chemical and biological sensor applications. The references cited in this chapter are meant only to highlight specific aspects of conducting polymer nanostructures and their sensor applications. Some excellent books and reviews are available on more comprehensive descriptions of the fundamental aspects of conducting polymers and their nanostructures [3-5]. 

Fig. 3.2 (a) Top ten materials and (b) element forms of ID metal oxide nanostructures used for gas sensor applications in publications in SCI Journals during 2002-2009 (Reprinted from Choi and Jang (2010), Published by MDPl)... 

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Selvaraju T, Ramaraj R. Electrochemically deposited nanostructured platinum on Nafion coated electrode for sensor applications. J Electroanal Chem 2005 585 290-300. 

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