Table 1.

Comparison of analytical performance of CNT/Ni nanocomposite sensor with different nonenzymatic glucose biosensors [79].

Electrode type	Applied potential (mV)	Sensitivity (μA·mM−1·cm−2)	Linear range	Detection Limit	Reference
Nanoporous PtPb	−80	10.8	1–16 mM	N/A	[83]
Mesoporous Pt	+400	9.6	0–10	N/A	[84]
Pt-Pb/CNTs	+300	17.8	Up to 11 mM	1.0 μM	[85]
Porous Au	+350	11.8	2–10 mM	5 μM	[86]
MnO2/MWCNTs	+300	33.19	10 μM–28 mM	10 μM	[75]
Cu/MWCNTs	+650	251.4	0.7–3.5 mM	0.21 μM	[73]
Cu nanocubes/MWCNTs	+550	1,096	1 μM–7.5 mM	1 μM	[87]
NiO/MWCNTs	+500	1,770	10 μM–7 mM	2 μM	[81]
NiNP/SMWNTs	+400	1,438	1 μM–1 mM	0.5 μM	[88]
Ni(OH)2/CILE	+550	202	0.05–23 mM	6 μM	[89]
Electrospun NiCFP	+600 V	420.4	2 μM–2.5 mM	1 μM	[90]
Ni nanowire arrays	+550 V	1,043	0.5 μM–7 mM	0.1 μM	[76]
CNT/Ni	+525	1,433	5 μM–7 mM	1 μM	[79]