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Preparation of wood-derived carbon-based composites for highly efficient detection of Hg2+
In this study, we develop a novel TMB-derived colorimetric probe system by successfully loading gold nanoparticles on wood-derived carbon-based materials by thermal decomposition method, and the colorimetric detection performance of the composites was studied. The results show that the wood-derived carbon-based composites (Au/C) with high sensitivity (the lowest detection limit of Au/C composites for Hg2+ was 0.2 nM), anti-interference and strong specificity in detecting Hg2+. In addition, the Au/C composite material presented a good linear relationship in the low concentration range of 0–200 nM.
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