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Table 1 Comparison of linear range and detection limit of H2O2 published in literature [913, 1518, 20, 4152]

From: Detection of pH and Enzyme-Free H2O2 Sensing Mechanism by Using GdO x Membrane in Electrolyte-Insulator-Semiconductor Structure

Sensing materials

pH value

Linear range (μM)

Detection limit (μM)

MoS2 NP [15]

7.4

5–100

0.002

WS2 NS [10]

7.4

0.002

Pt-Pd-Fe3O4 [16]

7.4

0.02–0.1, 2–14,000

0.005

Pt-Pd/rGO [11]

7.0

0.1–37.6

0.01

Au NP [12]

7.0

2–5000

0.01

Pt NP [9]

7.2

3–300

0.03

rGO [41]

7.0

0.05–1500

0.05

Au/C/Pt [42]

7.0

9.0–1860, 1860–7110

0.13

Au NP [43]

6.8

3–605

0.18

Ag NP [44]

7.5

100–10,000

0.88

GS/CeO2-ZnO NP [45]

7.0

2–20,000

1.1

Pt-Pd and Pt-Ir [46]

7.4

2.5–125

1.2

Pt NP [47]

6.9

5–2000

1.23

CeO2 NP/N-rGO [48]

7.0

1.8–920.8

1.3

CuO [13]

7.0

10–13,180

1.6

Ag NPs/PPy/Fe3O4 [49]

7.2

5–11,500

1.7

Pd NP [17]

7.4

2–1300

2

Co3O4 NW [18]

7.4

15–675

2.4

Carbon dots [20]

7.4

3–300

3

Se/Pt [50]

7.0

10–15,000

3.1

Ag NP [51]

7.0

25–500, 500–5500

10

Co-Mn [52]

7.2

100–25,000

15

GdO x in EIS structure (this work)

7.0

1–200

1

  1. NP nanoparticle, NS nanosheet, rGO reduced graphene oxide, GS graphene sheet, NW nanowire

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