Fig. 2: H2O2, and ‧OH generation from Au/CuO nanocubes. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: H2O2, and ‧OH generation from Au/CuO nanocubes.

From: Atomically dispersed golds on degradable zero-valent copper nanocubes augment oxygen driven Fenton-like reaction for effective orthotopic tumor therapy

Fig. 2

a UV–Vis profile derived from the colorimetric analysis showing the change of absorbance with Cu, Au, and different Au/Cu0 nanocubes (the inset showing the response of H2O2 given the change of colloidal color). (One representative data was shown from three independently repeated experiments). b The quantitative analysis by the response of H2O2 for Cu, Au, and Au/Cu0 nanocubes determined the absorbance intensity at 525 nm. c The quantitative analysis by the response of H2O2 in KMnO4 only (blank) or KMnO4 with Au0.02Cu0.98 at 525 nm absorbance under N2 as a function of time (inset showing colloidal color after 7-day incubation). d Quantitative detection of H2O2 production yield from hydrogen peroxide assay kit showing fluorescence emission (λem = 510 nm) after reaction with Cu, Au, and Au/Cu0 nanocubes. e The quantitative analysis by the response of H2O2 in Au0.02Cu0.98 as a function of time and concentration. f The •OH generation detected by the fluorescence emission (λem = 425 nm) using terephthalic acid (TPA) probe under different pH values. g The quantitative analysis of •OH generation in Au0.02Cu0.98 by the fluorescence intensity at 425 nm under different concentrations at pH 5.5. h The 1:2:2:1 amplitude with quartet ESR signals of DMPO–OH associated with •OH from Cu, Au, and different Au/Cu0 nanocubes. All data were obtained in triplicate (n = 3, the error bars represented mean ± SD, p-values were calculated by one-way ANOVA. Source data are provided as a Source Data file).

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