Explosive remnants of war: a public health threat

Highly sensitive fluorescent explosives detection via SERS: based on fluorescence quenching of graphene oxide@Ag composite aerogels

“…4,5 Furthermore, explosive remnants can lead to severe ailments like cataracts, anaemia, and cancer. 6,7 For example, 2,4,8,10-tetranitrobenzo-1,3a,6,6atetraazapentaenopyridine (BPTAP) is a novel uorescent heatresistant explosive. [8][9][10] When inadvertently inhaled by humans or le as residue in the environment, it poses a signicant threat, leading to substantial harm to both human health and the ecosystem.…”