2015
DOI: 10.1039/c4nj01372g
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Imine modified ZnO nanoparticles: a luminescent chemodosimeter for Al3+ and S2− ions based on ligand displacement reaction

Abstract: A novel fluorescent chemosensor for rapid recognition of Al3+ and S2− ions using imine capped ZnO nanoparticles in aqueous media.

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“…Therefore, the coordination of Ag + ion with N‐atom of compound 2 can inhibit the non‐fluorescent PET process. Simultaneously, chelation of Ag + ions with Schiff base moiety blocked to free rotation of C=N and synergistic effect of CHEF also led to the “turn on” fluorescence responses [23a,30] . To get deeper information about the interaction mechanism of Ag + with compound 2 , Job's analysis was used for the evaluation of chemical stoichiometry by fluorescence spectroscopy.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, the coordination of Ag + ion with N‐atom of compound 2 can inhibit the non‐fluorescent PET process. Simultaneously, chelation of Ag + ions with Schiff base moiety blocked to free rotation of C=N and synergistic effect of CHEF also led to the “turn on” fluorescence responses [23a,30] . To get deeper information about the interaction mechanism of Ag + with compound 2 , Job's analysis was used for the evaluation of chemical stoichiometry by fluorescence spectroscopy.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our system, the Al 3+ ions are inferred to bind also to −HO groups of TG, inducing a quenching of QD FL. So far, only ZnO semiconductor nanoparticles functionalized with imine groups have been reported 63 to interact with Al 3+ . However, they interact with all other cations so that the FL increase cannot be specific.…”
Section: ■ Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The competitive studies were conducted for 50 M (Figure 9), 100 M and 150 M of competitive ions (Figure S2). As clear from figure 9, no significant interference was observed for any cationic species [40,47,48]. This capability of the probe DHB to exclusively sense the Cu 2+ even with the simultaneous presence of other metal ions entitles its suitability as a useful copper sensor.…”
Section: Interference Studiesmentioning
confidence: 89%