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. 2020 Mar 9;10(17):9884–9893. doi: 10.1039/d0ra00791a

Summary of Hg2+ detection on paper-based analytical devices.

Method Measurement Linearity (μg mL−1) LOD (μg mL−1) Conditions Lifetime Sample Ref.
AgNPls Colorimetric, Photoshop 5–75 0.12 Added CuSO4, boiling Drinking and tap water 52
Pyridylazo indicators Colorimetric, Photoshop 10 pH 6.5 Over 2 months Sewage water 53
SPR of ssDNA modified AuNPs Colorimetric, ImageJ 0–0.02 0.01 pH 9 Added NaCl (protected aggregation) Pond and river water 54
Curcumin nanoparticles Colorimetric, Photoshop 0.01–0.4 0.003 (addition 50 times) pH 7, phosphate buffer Over 6 months in solution Tap and waste water 55
AgNPs, double layer Colorimetric, ImageJ 0.05–7 1 Drinking and tap water 56
PtNPs and TMB Colorimetric, electrical readout system 0.005–0.1 0.002 Over 6 months in solution Pond and tap water 57
Dithizone in NaOH Distance-based 1–30 0.93 pH 9, added masking agent Over 7 days Whitening, cream 32
Silicon nanocrystals and carbon dots Ratiometric fluorescent (semi-quantitative) 0–0.02 (repeated 20 times reagent) 0.002 Tap and lake water 58
AgNPs Colorimetric, smartphone application 0–0.004 0.002 River water 59
Nitrogen doped carbon dots (EDTA) Fluorescence quenching, ImageJ 0.02–10 0.02 pH 4–9 Added NaCl for stability Tap water in solution (not apply in paper device) 48
Nitrogen-doped carbon dots (ethylenediamine) Fluorescence quenching, distance-based 0.005–1 0.005 No effect (pH 3–11) Over 5 months on paper Drinking, pond and tap water Our work