Distinction of antioxidants using a three-channel colorimetric sensor array constructed with bimetallic FeCo nanozyme

Jianjian Zhao

doi:10.1039/d5nr04256a

January 1, 2025Nanoscale

Distinction of antioxidants using a three-channel colorimetric sensor array constructed with bimetallic FeCo nanozyme

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The colorimetric sensor effectively identifies antioxidants, enhancing consumer dietary safety.
Key findings indicate the sensor can distinguish various antioxidants based on color changes.
This approach utilizes a three-channel colorimetric sensor array constructed with bimetallic FeCo nanozyme.
The results emphasize the importance of detecting antioxidants for ensuring food safety.

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Analysis shows the feasibility of a colorimetric sensor to distinguish antioxidants in food, highlighting dietary safety relevance.

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The content of antioxidants in food is related to the dietary safety of consumers. In this context, two dimensional (2D) iron/cobalt metal nanosheets (Fe/Co NSs) are synthesized through the synergistic...

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