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  • Doctoral Supervisor
  • Master Tutor
  • (Professor)
  • Name (Pinyin):

    dongsheying
  • School/Department:

    化学与化工学院
  • Education Level:

    Postgraduate (Postdoctoral)
  • Gender:

    Female
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    dongsyy@126.com
  • Professional Title:

    Professor
  • Status:

    Employed
  • Academic Titles:

    西安建筑科技大学理学院应用化学专业教师
  • Other Post:

    陕西省化学会常务理事
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    西安建筑科技大学
  • Discipline:

    Chemistry

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Inorganic/Organic doped carbon aerogels as biosensing materials for the detection of hydrogen peroxide

  • Release time:2024-08-09
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  • Affiliation of Author(s):

    化学与化工学院
  • Journal:

    Anal. Chem.
  • Key Words:

    中文关键字:炭气凝胶,传感器,英文关键字:
  • Abstract:

    In this article, three different inorganic/organic doped carbon aerogel (CA) materials (Ni-CA, Pd-CA and Ppy-CA) were respectively mixed with ionic liquid (IL) to form three stable composite films, which were used as enhanced elements for an integrated sensing platform to increase the surface area and to improve the electronic transmission rate. Subsequently, the effect of the materials performances such as adsorption, specific surface area and conductivity on electrochemistry for myoglobin (Mb) was discussed using N2 adsorption-desorption isotherm measurements, scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS). Moreover, they could act as sensors toward the detection of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) with lower detection limits (1.68 μM, 1.02 μM and 0.85 μM, for Ni-CA/IL/Mb-CPE, Pd-CA/IL/Mb-CPE and Ppy-CA/IL/Mb-CPE, respectively) and smaller apparent Michaelis-Menten constants KM. The results indicated that the electroconductibility of the doped CA materials would become dominant, thus playing an important role in facilitating the electron transfer. Meanwhile, the synergetic effect with [BMIm]BF4 IL improved the capability of the composite inorganic/organic doped CA/IL matrix for protein immobilization. This work demonstrates the feasibility and the potential of a series of CA-based hybrid materials as biosensors, and further research and development are required to prepare other functional CAs and make them valuable for more extensive application in biosensing.
  • First Author:

    dongsheying
  • Indexed by:

    Journal paper
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    卷:
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    期:
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  • Translation or Not:

    no
  • Date of Publication:

    2013-12-01
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