September 25, 2025Open Access

Nanomaterial-Enabled Spectroscopic Sensing: Building a New Paradigm for Precision Detection of Pesticide Residues

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SERS demonstrates exceptional sensitivity for pesticide detection but struggles with substrate reproducibility.
Hyperspectral imaging is non-destructive, yet complex data processing limits its practical application.
Nanomaterials significantly enhance the selectivity of various spectroscopic techniques.
Future research should prioritize intelligent nanosubstrates and cross-modal spectral databases for improved monitoring.

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This review highlights the effectiveness of SERS, infrared, and hyperspectral imaging for detecting pesticide residues, indicating challenges in data processing.

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Wang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5bd72dc445aa9033b0b98 https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202509.1694.v1

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This review highlights the effectiveness of SERS, infrared, and hyperspectral imaging for detecting pesticide residues, indicating challenges in data processing.

Nanomaterial-Enabled Spectroscopic Sensing: Building a New Paradigm for Precision Detection of Pesticide Residues

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Nanomaterial-Enabled Spectroscopic Sensing: Building a New Paradigm for Precision Detection of Pesticide Residues

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