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MetaTap: Resonance-Splitting-Based Multi-Dip Encoding for High-Resolution Water Contaminant Sensing
Ensuring drinking water safety is critical, yet detecting ppb-level heavy metals remains a challenge, as health-relevant regulatory thresholds (e.g., 10 ppb) are three to seven orders of magnitude below the sensitivity of currently available test strips and wireless sensing systems. This paper prese
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