A Review on Electrochemical and Optical Sensing Platform Based on Ionic Liquids for Different Molecules Determination

Ünal, Didem Nur; Sadak, Selenay; Uslu, Bengi

doi:10.1080/10408347.2021.1978055

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“…The interaction between the nanosensor and the asphaltenes leads to a change in the physical or chemical properties of the nanosensor, resulting in the generation of a detectable signal. This signal can be electrical, optical, or magnetic and is utilized for quantifying the concentration of asphaltenes [222,223].…”

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Asphaltene Precipitation/Deposition Estimation and Inhibition through Nanotechnology: A Comprehensive Review

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Asphaltene precipitation/deposition is considered a problem of formation damage, which can reduce the oil recovery factor. In addition, asphaltenes can be deposited in pipelines and surface installations, causing serious complications in guaranteeing runoff, decreasing the production of oil wells. The precipitation of asphaltenes can be minimized by reducing the oil production flowrate or by using chemical inhibitors. Analyzing the stability and precipitation trend of asphaltenes in petroleum is vital for the guarantee of flow. For this purpose, several experimental and numerical methods have been proposed. Once the risk of precipitation is established, strategies can be formulated for the prevention and diagnosis of deposition problems in production or production training. The tests can be performed with dead oil, available in the wellhead, and help in understanding the behavior of the asphaltenes. This review aims to present (i) the problem related to the precipitation of asphaltenes; (ii) thermodynamic models of asphaltene precipitation; and (iii) asphaltene inhibition, control, and removal techniques using nanoparticles.

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Asphaltene Precipitation/Deposition Estimation and Inhibition through Nanotechnology: A Comprehensive Review

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“…They have been used as fluorescent probes for cellular imaging and as sensing materials for detecting metal ions and other analytes in solution. 33–38 Fluorescent ILs are important luminescent materials and have aroused extensive interest in recent years owing to their extensive applications in chiral analysis, 39,40 crystal materials, 41 and the sensing of metal ions, 42–44 nitroaromatic compounds, 45,46 bio-macromolecules, 47 and radicals. 48,49 A novel anion-functionalized fluorescent IL has been designed and prepared by Che et al , 50 which was capable of capturing sulfur dioxide with high capacity and could also be used as a good colorimetric and fluorescent SO 2 sensor.…”

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Tuning the photophysical and photo acidic properties of N-methyl-6-oxyquinolonium-based ionic liquid dyes: the role of solvent and substitution effects investigated by a TD-D3-DFT approach

Hosseini,

Roohi

2024

Mol. Syst. Des. Eng.

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Recent Advances in Synthesis, Properties, and Applications of Magnetic Ionic Liquids: A Review

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Kaur,

Parmar

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Magnetic ionic liquids (MILs) are a subclass of ionic liquids that exhibit paramagnetic properties intrinsically, without the need for additional magnetic particles. These properties can be attributed to the cations, anions, or both. Typically, MILs incorporate transition or inner‐transition metals within the anion structure. These adaptable liquids demonstrate remarkable physicochemical properties, notably a robust response to external magnetic fields. The body of research concerning the synthesis, characterization, and practical applications of MILs has expanded swiftly in recent times. This review delves into the latest research on the synthesis, properties, and utilization of MILs across various domains, including catalysis, fluid‐fluid separation, polymer science, and analytical chemistry. Within the realm of analytical chemistry, MILs are pivotal, serving as solvents in various analytical procedures such as dispersive liquid‐liquid micro‐extraction, matrix solid‐phase dispersion, and single‐drop micro‐extraction. Owing to their paramagnetic nature, MILs are instrumental in the separation process, streamlining organic reactions by obviating the need for traditional extraction or centrifugation steps.

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A Review on Electrochemical and Optical Sensing Platform Based on Ionic Liquids for Different Molecules Determination

Cited by 8 publications

References 168 publications

Asphaltene Precipitation/Deposition Estimation and Inhibition through Nanotechnology: A Comprehensive Review

Asphaltene Precipitation/Deposition Estimation and Inhibition through Nanotechnology: A Comprehensive Review

Tuning the photophysical and photo acidic properties of N-methyl-6-oxyquinolonium-based ionic liquid dyes: the role of solvent and substitution effects investigated by a TD-D3-DFT approach

Recent Advances in Synthesis, Properties, and Applications of Magnetic Ionic Liquids: A Review

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