Molecular design for novel sensing materials with self-screening interference effect (SSIE): Reversible recognizing Cu2 in aqueous and biologic samples
Molecular design for novel sensing materials with self-screening interference effect (SSIE): Reversible recognizing Cu2 in aqueous and biologic samples
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具有自屏蔽干扰效应(SSIE)的新型传感材料的分子设计:可逆识别水样和生物样品中的 Cu2
DOI:
10.1016/j.snb.2019.01.142
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2019
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Xu Hongyao
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作者:
Zhao Gang;Song Fangfang;Wei Gang;Wu Rongliang;Yan Zhengquan;Zhang Fayin;Guang Shanyi;Xu Hongyao
In the work, self-screening interference effect (SSIE) was proposed for sensing trace Cu2+by simply thermodynamic control reactions, using dipyridine as self-screening interference group, rhodamine as mother chromophore and cyanuric chloride as connecting bridge. After its UV–vis and fluorescent spectral properties were optimized in detail, it was noted to find that the present sensing material (RACD) could selectively and reversibly react Cu2+with obvious colorimetric or fluorescent spectral and color changes from colorless to pink or orange-red. Some other concomitant ions, even trivalent Fe3+or Al3+, had no interferences on it. Under the optimized conditions, RACD could multiple-mode sense trace Cu2+in aqueous with a detection limit as low as 11.0 nmol/L. Especially with low toxicity, RACD was successfully applied for quantitatively monitoring Cu2+and evaluating its toxicity in living cells and bio-tissues. RACD-functionalized paper-strips were also prepared to visibly recognize Cu2+more conveniently. The selective action mechanism for RACD to Cu2+was to form some stable 5-membered and 5-membered condensed rings between Cu2+and O or N atoms.