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A highly sensitive fluorescence sensor for monitoring low concentrations of hydrogen peroxide was designed. The sensor employs the commercially available palladium or platinum metal on activated charcoal as catalysts to decompose hydrogen peroxide into water and molecular oxygen. The produced oxygen concentration can be measured in real time using an oxygen-sensitive layer doped with photostable oxygen probes. The sensor exhibits high sensitivity that is able to measure hydrogen peroxide concentration down to 20 ppb and can measure hydrogen peroxide concentration in the range of 0.1-100 ppm and 0.02-100 ppm, respectively. The response is fully reversible and the typical response time is less than one minute, which makes it suitable to continuously measure hydrogen peroxide over a long duration. Due to the excellent batch-to-batch consistency of palladium or platinum metal on activated charcoal, the sensor can be massively produced with good reproducibility and affordable price, which holds great potential for constructing sensors for industrial and practical applications.
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