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Highly sensitive AuNCs@GSH/Ch-PtNPs metal nanoprobes for fluorescent and colorimetric dual-mode detection of ascorbic acid in drink

Wei Zheng
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Fluorescence detection is a commonly used analytical method with the advantages of fast response, good selectivity and low destructiveness. However, fluorescence detection, a single-mode detection method, has some limitations, such as background interference that affects the accuracy of the fluorescence signal, lack of visualization of the detection results, and low sensitivity for detecting low-concentration samples. In order to overcome the shortcomings of fluorescence single-mode detection, we used the dual-mode method of fluorescence and colorimetry to detect ascorbic acid. The dual-mode detection of AA by fluorescence and colorimetry in the probe system enhances the specificity and accuracy of the detection. This bimodal detection method solved the problem of low detection sensitivity in the low concentration range of the analytes to be tested, and was linear in the lower (0-50 μM) and higher (50-350 μM) concentration ranges, respectively, and had a lower detection limit (0.034 μM). This glutathione-based gold cluster assay is characterized by simplicity, rapidity and accuracy, and provides a new way for the quantitative analysis of ascorbic acid. In addition, the method was validated during the determination of AA in beverages, which has the advantages of high sensitivity and fast response time.

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Wei Zheng. 2024-06-05. Highly sensitive AuNCs@GSH/Ch-PtNPs metal nanoprobes for fluorescent and colorimetric dual-mode detection of ascorbic acid in drink. https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.03192

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