“…The chemical oxidation means, using conventional oxidants including lead dioxide [21,22], cerium(IV) [23,24], potassium permanganate [25,26], potassium periodate [27,28], and potassium bromate [29], has been a rapid and simple method to produce Ru(bipy) 3 31 effectively. Despite more than amine-containing analytes [21,30,31], organic acids [22][23][24][25]32] and sulfur-containing analytes [26][27][28][29]33] can be detected, the chemical generation method is still limited for the probable instability of the active Ru(bipy) 3 31 .…”