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Table 2 Selection of H2O2 detection methods [14]

From: Non-invasive continuous monitoring of pro-oxidant effects of engineered nanoparticles on aquatic microorganisms

Technique/probe

Observable

LOD

Application notes

Reference

Direct detection

Absorbance of H2O2

mM

 

[55, 56]

Cyt c

Absorbance

nM

Optimal reaction in low ionic strength solutions

[57, 58]

Xylenolorange + Fe3+

Absorbance of complex

μM

Carried out in acidic acids

[59]

Xylenolorange + Ti4+

Absorbance of complex

μM

Carried out in acidic acids

[59]

Luminol

Chemi-luminescence

nM

Interference with Mn2+ and Fe3+

[60–62]

2,7-Dichlorodihydrofluorescein (DCFH)

Fluorescence of product

pM-nM

Can be oxidised by other ROS

[16, 63]

p-Hydroxyphenylacetic acid

Fluorescence of product

nM

Optimal reaction at pH > 8.5

[64, 65]