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Rapid, Low-Cost Sensor Identifies Tiny Amounts of PFAS

A cutting-edge technology may present an affordable and rapid method for testing PFAS, compounds associated with cancer and various health issues.

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A new sensor detects harmful forever chemicals in drinking water

A new sensor detects harmful forever chemicals in drinking water
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New Sensor Identifies Forever Chemicals in Water

New Sensor Identifies Forever Chemicals in Water
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New sensor can detect forever chemicals in drinking water

The experts constructed a sensor capable of identifying these hazardous chemicals in water at remarkably low concentrations.

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A new sensor detects harmful forever chemicals in drinking water | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

An MIT sensor can detect “forever chemicals” known as PFAS (perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in drinking water. PFAS are found in many consumer products and are linked to cancer and other health problems.

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