Sensing Application — Supramolecular Host-Guest Assembly Based on Phosphotungstate Nanostructures for Pseudocapacitive and Electrochemical Sensing Applications

Measurement evidence

Sensing Application

Supramolecular Host-Guest Assembly Based on Phosphotungstate Nanostructures for Pseudocapacitive and Electrochemical Sensing Applications · Yang A.-S., Cui L.-P., Yu K. et al. · ACS Applied Nano Materials · 2022 · 10452-10461

5 measurement groups · 26 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

cyclic voltammetry electrocatalysis

2-GCE · Electrode

0.5 M H2SO4 containing ascorbic acid at different concentrations; 50 mV s-1; compared with {P2W18O62}-GCE and 1-GCE.

Geometry
glassy carbon electrode
Context
target 2-GCE compared with controls
Measurement source
10457 (PDF p.6) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 6b,c
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
AA electrocatalytic responseMarked as a best value within this paperanodic peak I current for 2-GCE increases rapidly with increasing AA concentration; controls have no obvious changeText
Qualitative
10457 (PDF p.6) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 6b

amperometric i-t sensing

2-GCE · Electrode

0.05 M PBS, pH 7.4, continuous N2 stirring, AA detection at +0.36 V.

Atmosphere
N2 flow
Geometry
glassy carbon electrode
Context
target 2-GCE sensor
Measurement source
10457-10458 (PDF pp.6-7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 7c; Figure S21b
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
AA amperometric detection potential+0.36 V0.36 VText
Exact Reported
10457 (PDF p.6) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 7c
AA linear range lower boundMarked as a best value within this paper0.15 uM0.00015 mMText
Exact Reported
10452 and 10458 (PDF pp.1,7) · Abstract; Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21b referenced
AA linear range upper boundMarked as a best value within this paper2.33 mM2.33 mMText
Exact Reported
10452 and 10458 (PDF pp.1,7) · Abstract; Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21b referenced
AA detection limitMarked as a best value within this paper0.05 uM (S/N = 3)0.00005 mMS/N = 3Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21b referenced
AA calibration R20.9990.999Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21b referenced
AA calibration intercept13.44 uA13.44 uAText
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21b referenced
AA calibration slope217.56 uA per concentration unit CText
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21b referenced
AA steady-state response timeMarked as a best value within this paperwithin 1 s1 sText
Approximate
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 7c
AA sensitivityMarked as a best value within this paper3.07 mA mM-1 cm-23.07 mA mM-1 cm-2Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21b referenced

cyclic voltammetry electrocatalysis

2-GCE · Electrode

0.5 M H2SO4 containing H2O2 at different concentrations; 50 mV s-1; compared with {P2W18O62}-GCE and 1-GCE.

Geometry
glassy carbon electrode
Context
target 2-GCE compared with controls
Measurement source
10457 (PDF p.6) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 6a,c
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
catalytic efficiency CAT orderMarked as a best value within this paper2 > 1 > {P2W18O62}Text
Qualitative
10457 (PDF p.6) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 6c
H2O2 electrocatalytic responsecathodic peak current increases with H2O2 concentration for all three electrodesText
Qualitative
10457 (PDF p.6) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 6a

amperometric i-t sensing

2-GCE · Electrode

0.05 M PBS, pH 7.4, continuous N2 stirring, H2O2 detection at -0.41 V.

Atmosphere
N2 flow
Geometry
glassy carbon electrode
Context
target 2-GCE sensor
Measurement source
10457-10458 (PDF pp.6-7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 7b; Figure S21a
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
H2O2 amperometric detection potential-0.41 V-0.41 VText
Exact Reported
10457 (PDF p.6) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 7b
H2O2 linear range lower bound1.0 uM0.001 mMText
Exact Reported
10452 and 10458 (PDF pp.1,7) · Abstract; Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21a referenced
H2O2 linear range upper bound3.18 mM3.18 mMText
Exact Reported
10452 and 10458 (PDF pp.1,7) · Abstract; Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21a referenced
H2O2 detection limitMarked as a best value within this paper0.33 uM (S/N = 3)0.00033 mMS/N = 3Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21a referenced
H2O2 calibration R20.9990.999Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21a referenced
H2O2 calibration intercept-576.69 uA-576.69 uAText
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21a referenced
H2O2 calibration slope-383.03 uA per concentration unit CText
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21a referenced
H2O2 sensitivityMarked as a best value within this paper5.01 mA mM-1 cm-25.01 mA mM-1 cm-2Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S21a referenced

anti-interference, reproducibility and stability tests

2-GCE · Electrode

Interferents at 10 times substrate concentration; five consecutive tests; five independent 2-GCEs; one-month intermittent storage stability.

Geometry
glassy carbon electrode
Context
target 2-GCE sensor
Measurement source
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 8; Figure S22
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
between-electrode reproducibility RSD for 50 uM AAMarked as a best value within this paper+/-2.6%2.6 %+/-Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S22c
same-electrode reproducibility RSD for 50 uM AAMarked as a best value within this paper+/-2.3%2.3 %+/-Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure S22b
between-electrode reproducibility RSD for 50 uM H2O2Marked as a best value within this paper+/-2.4%2.4 %+/-Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 8c
same-electrode reproducibility RSD for 50 uM H2O2Marked as a best value within this paper+/-2.2%2.2 %+/-Text
Exact Reported
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 8b
anti-interference responseMarked as a best value within this paperKCl, NaCl, Tyr, Ser, Thr, Glu and Lys at 10 times substrate concentration gave very weak/negligible current compared with H2O2 or AAText
Qualitative
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 8a; Figure S22a
one-month sensor stabilityMarked as a best value within this papercurrent signals of H2O2 and AA are basically stable over one month at normal temperature storageText
Qualitative
10458 (PDF p.7) · Bifunctional Electrocatalytic Properties · Figure 8d; Figure S22d