Duarte, Abel J.Rocha, CéliaSilveira, FernandoAguilar, Gerardo GonzálezJorge, Pedro A. S.Leitão, João Miguel Queirós MagnoAlgarra, ManuelSilva, Joaquim C. G. Esteves da2013-11-292013-11-2920100003-27191532-236Xhttp://hdl.handle.net/10400.22/3033Silica based nanostructured composite materials doped with luminol and cobalt(II) ion were synthesized and characterized, resulting in a highly chemiluminescent material in the presence of hydrogen peroxide. A detection system with the CL light guided from the reaction tube to the photomultiplier tube using a one millimeter glass optical fiber was developed and assessed. A linear response was observed using a semi-logarithm calibration between 50–2000 µM hydrogen peroxide with 1 µM as the limit of detection.engChemiluminescenceFiber opticsLuminolSilica nanoparticlesLuminol-doped nanostructured composite materials for chemiluminescent sensing of hydrogen peroxidejournal article10.1080/00032711003731456