“…However, all of these methods need expensive facilities, complicated sample-pretreatment, and rigorous experimental conditions [9,10]. Recently, optical (colorimetric and fluorescent) chemosensors or probes have attracted more and more importance for sensing and monitoring of heavy and transitional metal ions (HTM) due to its high selectivity, sensitivity, operational simplicity, rapidity, and nondestructive nature [11][12][13][14][15]. One of the common ways to synthesize a palladium sensor is to use palladium catalyzed reactions such as Pd-catalyzed cyclization for the formation of pyrone, pyrrole, and oxazole [16,17], Pd-catalyzed depropargylation reactions [18] and deallylation reactions [19], the Pd-catalyzed Heck [20], and the Suzuki-Miyaura coupling reactions [21].…”