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Refining Cesium Enrichment to Trace Nuclear Signals in the Sea

Cesium-134 and -137 remain among the most telling anthropogenic signals in the sea, yet measuring them demands materials that are both efficient and practical. This review systematically assesses ammonium phosphomolybdate, ferrocyanides, zeolites, and emerging candidates like metal-organic frameworks and layered titanates. The goal is clear: develop enrichment materials that are more effective, easier to deploy, and applicable across seawater analysis and nuclear wastewater treatment. Understanding these mechanisms directly strengthens our capacity to trace nuclear releases and safeguard ocean health.