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Nanostructured Polyaniline for Sensing is a book that explores the use of a special material called polyaniline, which has been modified at the nanoscale, to create sensors for various applications. Polyaniline is a type of plastic that can change its electrical properties when it comes into contact with different substances. By structuring it at the nanoscale, we can make it even more sensitive to detect specific chemicals or gases. This book dives into how scientists and engineers have designed and crafted these tiny structures to enhance the capabilities of sensors. The book discusses the various ways these nanostructured materials can be used in sensing applications, from monitoring air quality and detecting pollutants to sensing changes in temperature or humidity. It also highlights the potential for these materials in medical devices, such as glucose sensors for diabetes management. Throughout the book, you'll find explanations and examples in simple terms, making it accessible to a wide audience, including students, researchers, and professionals interested in the exciting field of nanotechnology and sensor development.