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Expression of concern: In situ controllable synthesis of graphene oxide-based ternary magnetic molecularly imprinted polymer hybrid for efficient enrichment and detection of eight microcystins

Simon Neil
Royal Society of Chemistry, Thomas Graham House, Science Park, Milton Road, Cambridge, UK CB4 0WF. E-mail: materialsA-rsc@rsc.org

Received 7th March 2018 , Accepted 7th March 2018

First published on 28th March 2018


Abstract

Expression of concern for ‘In situ controllable synthesis of graphene oxide-based ternary magnetic molecularly imprinted polymer hybrid for efficient enrichment and detection of eight microcystins’ by Sheng-Dong Pan et al., J. Mater. Chem. A, 2015, 3, 23042–23052.


The following article ‘In situ controllable synthesis of graphene oxide-based ternary magnetic molecularly imprinted polymer hybrid for efficient enrichment and detection of eight microcystins’ by Sheng-Dong Panab, Xiao-Hong Chenab, Xiao-Ping Liab, Mei-Qiang Caic, Hao-Yu Shend, Yong-Gang Zhaoab and Mi-Cong Jin*ab has been published in Journal of Materials Chemistry A. The article reports an in situ approach for the synthesis of a graphene-oxide based ternary magnetic molecularly imprinted polymer hybrid.

Journal of Materials Chemistry A is publishing this expression of concern in order to alert our readers that we are presently unable to confirm the accuracy of the images presented in Fig. 1a, e and f of this Journal of Materials Chemistry A paper.

We have contacted the Ningbo Municipal Center for Disease Control and Prevention to request an investigation into the validity of the published figures and this notice will be updated when a conclusive outcome is reached.

An expression of concern will continue to be associated with the article until a conclusive outcome is reached.

Simon Neil

6th March 2018

Managing Editor, Journal of Materials Chemistry A.


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