Valorization of cantaloupe waste for green microwave-driven synthesis of N-self doped CQDs as a fluorescence sensor for nizatidine in urine and pharmaceuticals. A step ahead for circular economy practice
Nermeen A. Qandeel(Mansoura University), Mohamed A. Moustafa(Mansoura University), Amal A. El‐Masry(Mansoura University), Manal Eid(Mansoura University), Rania El‐Shaheny(Mansoura University)
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