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Multi-metal Nanozyme Properties for Colorimetric Peroxidase Reaction: Overview of an Applicable Method Validation for H2O2 Detection

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Displacement of enzyme mimic nanomaterials has been developed due to disadvantages of natural enzymes. Peroxidase reaction could be used for H2O2 colorimetric evaluation in different media. We aim to develop a new method based on the best catalytic activity of metal Nanozyms. A method for H2O2 detection was carried out by TMB peroxidation of metal nanozymes. In this way peroxidase activity of Ag-nano zeolite Y, Cu-nano zeolite Y, Zn-nano zeolite Y and Ag, Cu, Zn-nano zeolite Y was evaluated by Central Composite Design. Total of 28.42% from three metals was exchanged in multi metal nano zeolite Y (mMy) with higher peroxidase- like activity. Nanozyme Km and Vm were evaluated 0.076 and 8.76 × 108, respectively which produced fast and sensitive catalytic reaction. H2O2 method detection carried out by LOD level of 0.12 ppm, and recovery parameters of 99%, in the linear range of 0.5–50 ppm. The mMy nanozyme was validated for H2O2 colorimetric detection. In conclusion an applicable way as a fast, sensitive, accurate and reproducible method has been suggested for occupational exposure monitoring. Performance of validated method is higher than international OSHAVI-6 method.

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Ravannakhjavani, F., Dehghan, S.F., Panahi, D. et al. Multi-metal Nanozyme Properties for Colorimetric Peroxidase Reaction: Overview of an Applicable Method Validation for H2O2 Detection. J Inorg Organomet Polym 34, 818–826 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10904-023-02847-x

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