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Herein, a simple co-precipitation and phase invasion technique was applied to prepare a MnSi-loaded PVDF membrane (PMn), which exhibited highly selective adsorption for Pb2+. By employing the PMn as the binding phase, the high selectivity and rapid desorption of PMn effectively achieved low-cost, in situ, and selective monitoring of bioavailable Pb.

Graphical abstract: Amorphous manganese silicate/PVDF membrane in the diffusive gradient in a thin-film for selective monitoring of lead

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