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3D Co-doped Ni-based conductive MOFs modified electrochemical sensor for highly sensitive detection of L-tryptophan

Huang W., Chen Y., Wu L. et al. · Talanta · 2022 · 123596

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5synthesis routes
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Application RelevanceSupport assessment: High

Co-Ni-MOFs-1%/GCE provides sensitive L-tryptophan detection over 0.01-300 umol L^-1 with an 8.7 nmol L^-1 detection limit.

Caveat: Application metric is sensor performance, not intrinsic electronic transport.

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CaveatSupport assessment: High

The paper uses electrochemical impedance and redox-probe behaviour as conductivity evidence but does not report an intrinsic conductivity value in S cm^-1 for the MOF powders or films.

Caveat: Transport comparability should treat these as electrode charge-transfer/application metrics, not bulk electronic conductivity.

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Phase AssignmentSupport assessment: High

Co was successfully doped into Ni-MOFs without obvious impurity signals or major disruption of the original MOF structure.

Caveat: Supplied SI contains captions and rendered images for supplementary morphology images; no additional numerical data were available.

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Structure Property LinkSupport assessment: High

The open 3D peony-like Co-Ni-MOFs-1% morphology and increased surface area/pore volume are linked to higher effective electrochemical area and more active sites.

Caveat: BET isotherm plot is supplemental Fig. S2; supplied SI text gives only the caption, while numerical values are in the main article.

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Transport MechanismSupport assessment: Medium

Partial replacement of Ni2+ by Co2+ is proposed to create more free holes, reduce charge-transfer resistance and enhance conductivity.

Caveat: No direct bulk electrical conductivity value is reported; evidence is from electrochemical impedance and qualitative interpretation.

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Material identities

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MaterialCompositionStructure contextSource
Bare glassy carbon electrodeglassy carbonunknown · Model SystemCommercial/support electrode used as non-MOF electrochemical control.2 · 2.2
Co-doped Ni-based conductive MOFsCo/Ni-BDC MOF; exact formula not reportedNi and Co ions; Co/Ni molar ratios reported as 0.1%, 1%, 2% and 5% · Terephthalic acid / H2BDC3D · PristineBimetallic Co-doped Ni-MOFs retaining the Ni-MOF structure; Co-Ni-MOFs-1% forms open 3D peony-like microspheres.3 · 2.3.1
Ni-MOFsNi-BDC MOF; exact formula not reportedNi ions from nickel nitrate hexahydrate · Terephthalic acid / H2BDC3D · PristineNi-based MOF with three-dimensional microspherical arrays assembled from sheet-like layered structures; XRD peaks at about 8.3 and 17.03 degrees.3 · 3.1.1 · Fig. 1

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SampleForm and roleProcessing and geometrySource
Bare GCEresearch_0140__mat__mat_bare_gceElectrode · Model System · ModelPolished with 0.05 um alumina and washed before use.glassy carbon electrode3 · 2.3.2
Co-Ni-MOFs-0.1% powderresearch_0140__mat__mat_co_ni_mofsPowder · Target Sample · Mixed MetalCo/Ni molar ratio 0.1%; prepared by the same hydrothermal route as Ni-MOFs.3 · 3.1.1 · Fig. S1
Co-Ni-MOFs-1%/GCEresearch_0140__mat__mat_co_ni_mofsElectrode · Target Sample · Composite5 uL of 2 mg mL^-1 Co-Ni-MOFs-1% ethanol suspension drop-cast on polished GCE; 2 uL of 0.5% chitosan added; stored at 4 C.glassy carbon electrode3 · 2.3.2
Co-Ni-MOFs-1% powderresearch_0140__mat__mat_co_ni_mofsPowder · Target Sample · Mixed MetalOptimised Co/Ni molar ratio 1%; open 3D peony-like microspheres.3 · 3.1.1 · Fig. 1
Co-Ni-MOFs-2% powderresearch_0140__mat__mat_co_ni_mofsPowder · Target Sample · Mixed MetalCo/Ni molar ratio 2%; prepared by same route.3 · 3.1.1 · Fig. S1
Co-Ni-MOFs-5% powderresearch_0140__mat__mat_co_ni_mofsPowder · Target Sample · Mixed MetalCo/Ni molar ratio 5%; prepared by same route.3 · 3.1.1 · Fig. S1
Co-Ni-MOFs ratio-series/GCE electrodesresearch_0140__mat__mat_co_ni_mofsElectrode · Target Sample · CompositeCo-Ni-MOFs-0.1%, 1%, 2% and 5% powders fabricated as GCE-modified electrodes for L-tryptophan CV comparison.glassy carbon electrode2 · Supplementary figure captions · Fig. S3
Co-Ni-MOFs doped-ratio powder seriesresearch_0140__mat__mat_co_ni_mofsPowder · Target Sample · Mixed MetalSeries prepared by the Ni-MOF route with different Co(NO3)2.6H2O additions.3 · 2.3.1
Ni-MOFs/GCEresearch_0140__mat__mat_ni_mofsElectrode · Pristine Control · CompositeNi-MOF suspension drop-cast on polished GCE and covered with chitosan binder.glassy carbon electrode3 · 2.3.2
Ni-MOFs powderresearch_0140__mat__mat_ni_mofsPowder · Pristine Control · Pristine FrameworkGreen powder obtained after solvothermal treatment, washing and drying.3 · 2.3.1