Chemosensors

Chemosensors are devices that detect specific chemicals in the environment or in samples like water, air, or biological fluids. They work by sensing the presence or concentration of target substances through a chemical interaction that produces a measurable signal, such as a change in color, light, or electrical output. Chemosensors are used for monitoring pollution, detecting hazardous substances, or diagnosing health conditions. They are valuable because they offer quick, accurate, and often portable detection in various settings, helping to ensure safety, environmental quality, and medical diagnostics.