Mingyue Luo , Xin Xue , Kehui Zhang , Honghong Rao , Ruibin Qiang , Panpan Sun , Marcin Frankowski , Zhonghua Xue
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CTAB coordinates with H<sub>2</sub>PtCl<sub>6</sub> thereby blocking its surface and completely inhibiting TMB oxidation (“Off” State). I<sup>−</sup> selectively displaces CTAB via competitive coordination, partially restoring H<sub>2</sub>PtCl<sub>6</sub>'s oxidation activity to generate the one-electron product (TMBox) (“Reactivation” State). Remarkably, the resulting TMBox exhibits six distinct signal outputs including visual and fluorescent color, absorbance, fluorescence, temperature, and electrical current. Compared to conventional single- or dual-mode methods, our six-mode approach improves reliability of detection results. This “magic cube” signals enables dual-mode qualitative analysis and four-mode quantitative detection, achieving a nanomolar-level detection limit for I<sup>−</sup> detection. Critically, multi-mode sensor operates via one-step mixing without requiring nanomaterials, enzymes, or specialized equipment. We further demonstrate its utility in detecting I<sup>−</sup> in biological (urine, serum), food (iodized salt) and environmental (Yellow River water, tap water) samples with recovery rates of 96.3 %–110.0 %. Statistical analysis demonstrated excellent reproducibility with relative standard deviations <3.1 % across repeated measurements. 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Commercial reagents-based six-mode sensor: One-step detection of iodide ions without enzymes or nanomaterials
Multi-signal sensors possess immense potential for point-of-care testing, yet their widespread adoption is hindered by reliance on complex nanomaterial synthesis or fragile enzymatic systems. Herein, we propose a “six-in-one” multi-mode sensor for rapid iodide ion (I−) detection, leveraging only three commercially available reagents: chloroplatinic acid (H2PtCl6), hexadecyl trimethylammonium bromide (CTAB), and 3,3′,5,5′-tetramethylbenzidine (TMB). The core innovation lies in a dynamic “on-off-on” oxidation triggered by target I− ions as follows: H2PtCl6 with strong oxidative capacity directly oxidizes TMB to its two-electron product (TMB2+) (“On” State). CTAB coordinates with H2PtCl6 thereby blocking its surface and completely inhibiting TMB oxidation (“Off” State). I− selectively displaces CTAB via competitive coordination, partially restoring H2PtCl6's oxidation activity to generate the one-electron product (TMBox) (“Reactivation” State). Remarkably, the resulting TMBox exhibits six distinct signal outputs including visual and fluorescent color, absorbance, fluorescence, temperature, and electrical current. Compared to conventional single- or dual-mode methods, our six-mode approach improves reliability of detection results. This “magic cube” signals enables dual-mode qualitative analysis and four-mode quantitative detection, achieving a nanomolar-level detection limit for I− detection. Critically, multi-mode sensor operates via one-step mixing without requiring nanomaterials, enzymes, or specialized equipment. We further demonstrate its utility in detecting I− in biological (urine, serum), food (iodized salt) and environmental (Yellow River water, tap water) samples with recovery rates of 96.3 %–110.0 %. Statistical analysis demonstrated excellent reproducibility with relative standard deviations <3.1 % across repeated measurements. This work redefines the paradigm of multi-mode sensing, offering a cost-effective, field-deployable solution for environmental monitoring and clinical diagnostics.
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