Abstract
Dicloran (2,6-dichloro-4-nitroaniline), a chlorinated nitroaniline fungicide, is used to prevent the different crops from fungal spore germination [1]. According to studies, excess of fungicides is very dangerous for human health as well as for the environment and causes many diseases such as birth defects, neurological disorders, liver damage, cancer and hormone disruption [2, 3]. Therefore, a quick, low cost and highly sensitive sensor is required for the detection of dicloran. The aim of this work is designing of a highly selective sensor to determine the dicloran in biological and environmental samples.
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