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In conventional ratiometric photoelectrochemical (PEC) sensors, the detection and reference signals are output sequentially from two independent photosensitive materials. In such a "two-to-two" ratiometric mode, unavoidable difference during dual-interface modification exists, resulting in questionable ratiometric signals and detection results. To address this issue, we propose a novel "one-to-two" ratiometric PEC sensor on a single electrode interface through pH-modulated band alignment engineering. The double ratiometric signals are generated by the synergistic action of a pH-responsive CuTCPP/WS
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