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  • Templates are removed, creating cavities that specifically recognize and bind target NPs.
  • Review of literature on NPIP synthesis, characterization, and performance in sensing and removal applications.

    • Main Results:

    • NPIPs demonstrate remarkable size and shape selectivity for capturing NPs from water and air.
    • NPIP-based devices enable rapid sensing of NPs when integrated with reporters like electrodes.
    • Bulk NPIPs are effective for the quantitative removal of significant amounts of NPs from water.

    Conclusions:

    • NPIPs represent a significant advancement over traditional methods for NP sensing and removal.
    • The selectivity and efficiency of NPIPs pave the way for their widespread environmental applications.
    • Further development is needed to transition NPIPs from laboratory settings to real-world field use.