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Ammonium Sensing Patch with Ultrawide Linear Range and Eliminated Interference for Universal Body Fluids Analysis

Authors: Mingli Huang; Xiaohao Ma; Zongze Wu; Jirong Li; Yuqing Shi; Teng Yang; Jiarun Xu; Shuhan Wang; Kongpeng Lv; Yuanjing Lin

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-024-01602-2Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• The as-prepared sensors can detect NH4+ in body fluids with a high sensitivity of 58.7 mV decade−1 and an ultrawide detection range of 1–100 mM. • The biocompatible sensors exhibit desirable biocompatibility and minimal toxicity for continuous and long-term monitoring. • The average detection error of the integrated and wireless biosensing patch was 13.2%, and body fluid detection accuracy is improved by more than 18% after cross-calibration. • The sensor array with cross-calibration effectively eliminates potassium ion interference, achieving a selectivity coefficient of 0.11.
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