Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 15, 2023
Achieving
accurate
detection
of
different
speciations
heavy
metal
ions
(HMIs)
in
an
aqueous
solution
is
urgent
problem
due
to
the
bioavailabilities
and
physiological
toxicity.
Herein,
we
nominated
a
novel
strategy
detect
HCrO4–
Cr(OH)2+
at
trace
level
via
electrochemical
sensitive
surface
constructed
by
Co3O4-rGO
modified
with
amino
carboxyl
groups,
which
revealed
that
interactions
between
distinct
functional
groups
oxygen-containing
target
are
conducive
susceptible
anti-interference
detection.
The
sensitivities
19.46
counts
μg–1
L
for
13.44
were
obtained
under
optimal
conditions,
while
limits
0.10
0.12
μg
L–1,
respectively.
Satisfactory
actual
water
sample
analysis
results
obtained.
A
series
advanced
optical
techniques
like
X-ray
photoelectron
spectroscopy,
absorption
near-edge
structure
technology,
density
theory
calculations
electric
field
demonstrated
chemical
contribute
more
fixation
than
electrical
attraction
alone.
presence
from
simple
ionic
forms
was
critical
factor
selectivity
Furthermore,
valence
cycle
Co(II)/(III)
synergistically
boosted
performance.
This
research
provides
promising
tactic
microscopic
perspective
groups'
accomplish
precise
speciation
HMIs
environment.
Langmuir,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
40(28), P. 14583 - 14593
Published: July 5, 2024
Enhancing
the
selectivity
of
detection
methods
is
essential
to
distinguish
breast
cancer
biomarker
cluster
differentiation
44
(CD44)
from
other
species
and
reduce
false-positive
or
false-negative
results.
Here,
oxygen
vacancy-enriched
CoFe
Catalysts,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(7), P. 1063 - 1063
Published: July 1, 2023
The
design
and
development
of
high-performance
photoanodes
are
the
key
to
efficient
photoelectrochemical
(PEC)
water
splitting.
Based
on
carrier
transfer
characteristics
localized
surface
plasmon
resonance
effect
noble
metals,
gold
nanoparticles
(AuNPs)
have
been
used
improve
performance
photoanodes.
In
this
study,
a
novel
composite
BiVO4/Au/FeCoOx
photoanode
is
constructed,
quantitative
analysis
its
systematically
conducted.
results
reveal
that
co-modification
AuNPs
FeCoOx
plays
synergetic
role
in
enhancing
absorption
ultraviolet
visible
light
BiVO4,
which
mainly
attributed
induced
by
extended
edge
position
BiVO4/FeCoOx
heterojunction.
exhibits
high
photocurrent
density
4.11
mA
cm−2
at
1.23
V
versus
RHE
room
temperature
under
AM
1.5
G
illumination,
corresponds
299%
increase
compared
pristine
BiVO4
photoanode.
These
provide
practical
support
for
preparation
PEC
decorated
with
FeCoOx.
This
study
utilized
a
simple
hydrothermal
method
to
synthesize
an
arsenic
ion-imprinted
polymer
(As(III)-IIPs@MOFs)
for
treating
and
monitoring
arsenic-contaminated
water.
Employing
computational
simulations,
system
was
designed
using
As(III)
with
four
functional
monomers,
streamlining
the
process
reducing
experimental
workload.
A
highly
sensitive
electrochemical
sensor
detection
developed,
integrating
advanced
techniques.
The
optimal
template
monomer
(MAA)
cross-linker
ratio
found
be
1:3:40,
corroborated
by
predictions.
These
three-dimensional
porous
nanoparticles
demonstrated
adsorption
capacity
of
312
mg
g-1,
kinetics
isotherms
aligning
PSO
Sips
models.
showed
range
from
1.0
×
10-11
mol
L-1
3.0
10-5
limit
10-13
L-1.
high
surface
area
As(III)-IIPs@MOFs
enhanced
specificity
anti-interference,
boosted
gold
increased
sensitivity.
Adsorption
mechanisms
were
primarily
electrostatic
coordination
interactions,
confirmed
energy
calculations
FTIR
studies.
has
been
successfully
applied
in
river
tap
water
tests,
offering
practical
theoretical
basis
remediation
environmental
waters
A
novel
surface
ion-imprinted
polymer
(SIIPs)
for
the
removal
and
analysis
of
toxic
As(Ⅲ)
in
water
was
synthesized
using
a
straightforward
co-precipitation
method,
based
on
computational
simulation
design
Density
Functional
Theory
(DFT).
The
characteristics
structure,
morphology,
electrochemical
properties
were
assessed.
experimental
findings
indicated
that
transparent
imprinted
membrane,
which
prepared
advance,
exhibited
significantly
high
adsorption
capacity
312
mg
g-1
As(Ⅲ).
analytical
quantification
arsenic
exhibits
broad
linear
dynamic
range
spanning
from
1.0
×
10−11
mol
L−1
to
3.0
10−5
L−1,
accompanied
by
notably
low
detection
limit
10−13
L−1.
process
molecular
imprinting
offers
highly
discerning
approach
detect
adsorb
As(III),
resulting
enhanced
resistance
interference.
exceptional
sensing
capabilities
As(Ⅲ)-SIIPs
towards
can
be
primarily
attributed
their
specific
area,
porous
ion
transport
channels,
abundant
imprints,
as
demonstrated
through
theoretical
FTIR
DFT
techniques.
active
sites
present
system
are
hydroxyl
groups
(-OH)
carboxyl
(-COOH).
Furthermore,
incorporation
gold
nanoparticles
resulted
an
augmentation
sensitivity
As(III).
established
methodology
effectively
utilized
both
river
tap
samples.
A
novel
surface
ion-imprinted
polymer
(SIIPs)
was
synthesized
for
the
removal
and
analysis
of
hazardous
As(III)
in
water
utilizing
a
simple
co-precipitation
process
based
on
computational
simulation
design
Density
Functional
Theory
(DFT).
The
structure,
morphology,
electrochemical
properties
were
all
evaluated.
experimental
results
showed
that
pre-prepared
transparent
imprinted
membrane
had
considerably
high
adsorption
capacity
312
mg
g-1
As(III).
Arsenic
analytical
quantification
has
large
linear
dynamic
range
spanning
from
1.0
×
10−11
mol
L−1
to
3.0
10−5
L−1,
with
particularly
low
detection
limit
10−13
L−1.
molecular
imprinting
provides
highly
selective
method
detecting
adsorbing
As(III),
resulting
increased
interference
resistance.
As(III)-SIIPs'
extraordinary
sensing
capabilities
towards
can
be
attributed
primarily
their
specific
area,
porous
ion
transport
channels,
numerous
imprints,
as
proven
by
theoretical
studies
FTIR
DFT
techniques.
Hydroxyl
groups
(-OH)
carboxyl
(-COOH)
are
active
sites
system.
Furthermore,
introduction
gold
nanoparticles
sensitivity
established
methodology
successfully
used
quantify
both
river
tap
samples.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 15, 2023
Achieving
accurate
detection
of
different
speciations
heavy
metal
ions
(HMIs)
in
an
aqueous
solution
is
urgent
problem
due
to
the
bioavailabilities
and
physiological
toxicity.
Herein,
we
nominated
a
novel
strategy
detect
HCrO4–
Cr(OH)2+
at
trace
level
via
electrochemical
sensitive
surface
constructed
by
Co3O4-rGO
modified
with
amino
carboxyl
groups,
which
revealed
that
interactions
between
distinct
functional
groups
oxygen-containing
target
are
conducive
susceptible
anti-interference
detection.
The
sensitivities
19.46
counts
μg–1
L
for
13.44
were
obtained
under
optimal
conditions,
while
limits
0.10
0.12
μg
L–1,
respectively.
Satisfactory
actual
water
sample
analysis
results
obtained.
A
series
advanced
optical
techniques
like
X-ray
photoelectron
spectroscopy,
absorption
near-edge
structure
technology,
density
theory
calculations
electric
field
demonstrated
chemical
contribute
more
fixation
than
electrical
attraction
alone.
presence
from
simple
ionic
forms
was
critical
factor
selectivity
Furthermore,
valence
cycle
Co(II)/(III)
synergistically
boosted
performance.
This
research
provides
promising
tactic
microscopic
perspective
groups'
accomplish
precise
speciation
HMIs
environment.