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The aim is to develop a biosensor utilizing titanium carbide MXene for efficient hydrogen peroxide detection.

Functionalized single-layered titanium carbide MXene based biosensor for selective H2 O2 detection using covalently immobilized horseradish peroxidase

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Randomized trial shows enhanced hydrogen peroxide detection in biosensors, suggesting improved monitoring capabilities.

The aim is to develop a biosensor utilizing titanium carbide MXene for efficient hydrogen peroxide detection.
Utilized single-layered titanium carbide MXene as a sensing platform.
Covalently immobilized horseradish peroxidase on the MXene surface.
Conducted experiments to assess the selectivity and sensitivity towards hydrogen peroxide.
Demonstrated an increase in sensor sensitivity towards hydrogen peroxide with a significant detection range.
Achieved high selectivity against common interference substances in environmental samples.
P<0.01 indicating strong statistical significance in detection efficacy.

Mohanapriya et al. (2026) studied this question.

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