Abstract:A CNT-AuNPs hybrid nanocomposite platform was prepared from nanodisperse AuNPs in N- [3-(trimethoxysilyl)propyl]ethylenediamine (EDAS) sol-gel matrices with purified MWCNT. EDAS, an amine group-containing sol-gel solution, was utilized for its ability to stabilize the nanoparticles in solution. The developed model system was based on immobilized rabbit anti-mouse IgG-HRP (horseradish peroxidase) for reagentless detection of mouse IgG. The immunosensing platform was prepared by using Nafion for the immobilizati… Show more
“…Hydrophobic, stacking, electrostatic [32][33][34], and other mechanisms are used in the non-covalent adsorption and Van der Waals interactions [35] between the AuNPs that are shielded by a monolayer and the native or treated CNT. This method is can preserves the stability of the CNT sidewalls' chemical composition [36][37][38][39]. In this work, a new path-way is suggested as a simple synthesis modality that can improve the characteristics of the AuNPs/MWCNT/PSi hybrid structure by controlling the pores dimensions, dangling bonds with ions reduction process to decorate the MWCNT and modify the (S.S.A) of the hybrid structure.…”
In this paper, a new approach is presented on modifying the properties of hybrid structures of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) and multi wall carbon nanotubes (MWCNT); deposited on morphologically controlled porous silicon (PSi) surface. The PSi layer was prepared by Photo-electrochemical etching using a current density between 15 to 30mA/cm2. The AuNPs/ MWCNT was decorated on a PSi surface by simple ion reduction from aqueous solutions of gold salt (HAuCl4) at 5\(\times\)10−2 M, 10− 2 M, 10− 3 M, and 10− 4 M concentrations. Structural, morphological and optical characterizations of (AuNPs/MWCNT/PSi) hybrid structure were analyzed with respect of the PSi layer morphology. The obtained results showed a possibility of effectively controlling the hybrid structures morphology, the AuNPs size and the surface area by controlling the pores’ diameters. The deposition of the MWCNT and AuNPs on the wall and pore may enhance the specific surface area of the hybrid structure. Moreover, the decrease of the concentration of the gold salt aqueous solution led a significant decrease of the AuNPs sizes, and this added another means to modify the hybrid structures.
“…Hydrophobic, stacking, electrostatic [32][33][34], and other mechanisms are used in the non-covalent adsorption and Van der Waals interactions [35] between the AuNPs that are shielded by a monolayer and the native or treated CNT. This method is can preserves the stability of the CNT sidewalls' chemical composition [36][37][38][39]. In this work, a new path-way is suggested as a simple synthesis modality that can improve the characteristics of the AuNPs/MWCNT/PSi hybrid structure by controlling the pores dimensions, dangling bonds with ions reduction process to decorate the MWCNT and modify the (S.S.A) of the hybrid structure.…”
In this paper, a new approach is presented on modifying the properties of hybrid structures of gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) and multi wall carbon nanotubes (MWCNT); deposited on morphologically controlled porous silicon (PSi) surface. The PSi layer was prepared by Photo-electrochemical etching using a current density between 15 to 30mA/cm2. The AuNPs/ MWCNT was decorated on a PSi surface by simple ion reduction from aqueous solutions of gold salt (HAuCl4) at 5\(\times\)10−2 M, 10− 2 M, 10− 3 M, and 10− 4 M concentrations. Structural, morphological and optical characterizations of (AuNPs/MWCNT/PSi) hybrid structure were analyzed with respect of the PSi layer morphology. The obtained results showed a possibility of effectively controlling the hybrid structures morphology, the AuNPs size and the surface area by controlling the pores’ diameters. The deposition of the MWCNT and AuNPs on the wall and pore may enhance the specific surface area of the hybrid structure. Moreover, the decrease of the concentration of the gold salt aqueous solution led a significant decrease of the AuNPs sizes, and this added another means to modify the hybrid structures.
“…8 Among these strategies, nanomaterial-based strategies have potential in realizing ultrasensitive biological detection due to the versatile properties of nanomaterials. 9 Based on this concept, many researchers choose some carbon materials such as carbon nanotubes, 4,8,10 carbon nanohorns, 11 graphene, [12][13][14] mesoporous carbons, 15,16 and fullerene 17 as efficient carriers. Among these carbon materials, mesoporous carbon is an excellent material for applications in catalysis, sensing and energy storage due to its unique features, such as good electrical conductivity, good biocompatibility, excellent adsorption properties, large specic surface area, high pore volume, and tunable porosity.…”
In the present work, a sandwich-type electrochemical immunosensor for 23 ultrasensitive determination of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) was designed by using 24 Au/Pd@SnO 2 as sensing platform and gold@mesoporous carbon nanocomposites 25 (Au@CMK-3) as signal amplification. In this work, Au@CMK-3 was prepared for 26 immobilizing plentiful of redox probe-methylene blue (MB), horseradish peroxidase 27 (HRP), and secondary antibodies (Ab2), leading to the formation of 28 Au@CMK-3-MB-Ab2-HRP bioconjugate. Furthermore, Au/Pd@SnO 2 was utilized as 29 the biosensor platform to immobilize the primary antibodies (Ab1) leading a further 30 enhancement in the sensitivity of immunosensor. With the synergistic effects among 31 the Au/Pd@SnO 2 platform, the Au@CMK-3 nanocarrier, the ultrafine Pd NPs 32 electrocatalyst, and HRP enzymatic reactions, almost double amplified detection 33 signal was achieved in the presence of H 2 O 2 , so as to improve the detection limit of 34 the proposed immunosensor effectively. The constructed immunosensor exhibited 35 desirable performance for determination of PSA with a wide linearity in the range 36 from 0.01 to 100 ng mL −1 and a relatively low detection limit of 3 pg mL −1 . The 37proposed immunosensor was also used to determine PSA in human serum with 38 satisfactory results, implying potential applications in immunoassays.
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