Iron(III)
ions play a vital role in living biological systems,
while organic pollutants including pesticides and antibiotics pose
a great threat to the ecological environment. Effective detection
for these species is crucial for human health and environmental protection.
In this work, we designed and synthesized a new amino-decorated bridging
ligand H2APDA and employed it to react with the environmentally
friendly Mg(II) ions to construct a novel magnesium luminescent metal–organic
framework (Mg-LMOF), namely [Mg2(APDA)2(H2O)3]·5DMA·5H2O (Mg-APDA).
The as-synthesized Mg-LMOF is a three-dimensional framework with one-dimensional
hexagonal channels. These microporous channels are decorated with
Lewis-base amino sites and uncoordinated O atoms, which facilitate
the Mg-APDA to anchor and recognize various analytes. Mg-APDA can
be used as a multiresponsive luminescent sensor to detect Fe(III)
ions, pesticides, and antibiotics effectively. To the best of our
knowledge, this work represents the first amino-decorated Mg-LMOF
as an efficient fluorescent sensor for detecting metal ions, pesticides,
and antibiotics simultaneously.
Three-dimensional nitrogen doped hierarchical porous carbons are synthesized by NaCl-assisted pyrolysis exfoliation of a ZIF-8 polyhedron with enhanced ORR electrocatalytic activities.
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