2017
DOI: 10.1039/c7nj01222e
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Interfacial pH and polarity detection of amphiphilic self-assemblies using a single Schiff-base molecule

Abstract: The interfacial pH and polarity for different amphiphilic self-assemblies are estimated at a similar interfacial depth utilizing a unique Schiff-base molecule containing two identical phenol-conjugated-imine moieties.

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“… , Presumably, the interfacial negative charge for an anionic self-assembly attracts H 3 O + /H + ions and at the same time repels OH – ions electrostatically, causing a higher interfacial H 3 O + /H + ion concentration to result in a more acidic pH­(i) than the bulk value pH­(b) (Scheme ). The pH­(i) may be different by the same amount with the varying extent of the bulk pH (Δ / pH) induced by the self-assembled systems to obtain an identical amount of so-RHG between the interface and bulk. , The Δ / pH may be expressed by the self-assembled system induced difference in p K a (Δp K a ) owing to unchanged Δ / pH under different bulk pH values (Figure C, Table S2). However, for the precise measurement of pH­(i)/ΔpH, a polarity correction factor (ξ) equal to the p K a difference between the aqueous medium and mixed solvents (ethanol/buffer) of identical κ to that of the respective interface needs to be subtracted from the Δ / pH: or About a 0.50–0.60 unit decrease in p K a was detected due to a decrease in the solvent κ from 78.5 (pure aqueous medium) to a value similar to the κ­(i) of SDS micelles (∼44.0) or DMPG/DMPC (2:1) LUV (∼50.0) or TX-100/SDS (4:1) micelle (∼53.0) (Table , Figure C) .…”
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“… , Presumably, the interfacial negative charge for an anionic self-assembly attracts H 3 O + /H + ions and at the same time repels OH – ions electrostatically, causing a higher interfacial H 3 O + /H + ion concentration to result in a more acidic pH­(i) than the bulk value pH­(b) (Scheme ). The pH­(i) may be different by the same amount with the varying extent of the bulk pH (Δ / pH) induced by the self-assembled systems to obtain an identical amount of so-RHG between the interface and bulk. , The Δ / pH may be expressed by the self-assembled system induced difference in p K a (Δp K a ) owing to unchanged Δ / pH under different bulk pH values (Figure C, Table S2). However, for the precise measurement of pH­(i)/ΔpH, a polarity correction factor (ξ) equal to the p K a difference between the aqueous medium and mixed solvents (ethanol/buffer) of identical κ to that of the respective interface needs to be subtracted from the Δ / pH: or About a 0.50–0.60 unit decrease in p K a was detected due to a decrease in the solvent κ from 78.5 (pure aqueous medium) to a value similar to the κ­(i) of SDS micelles (∼44.0) or DMPG/DMPC (2:1) LUV (∼50.0) or TX-100/SDS (4:1) micelle (∼53.0) (Table , Figure C) .…”
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“…The pH(i) may be different by the same amount with the varying extent of the bulk pH (Δ / pH) induced by the self-assembled systems to obtain an identical amount of so-RHG between the interface and bulk. 45,47 The Δ / pH may be expressed by the self-assembled system induced difference in pK a (ΔpK a ) owing to unchanged Δ / pH under different bulk pH values (Figure 1C, Table S2). However, for the precise measurement of pH(i)/ΔpH, a polarity correction factor (ξ) equal to the pK a difference between the aqueous medium and mixed solvents (ethanol/buffer) of identical κ to that of the respective interface needs to be subtracted from the Δ / pH: 45…”
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“…The pH value within the RM water pool is much more complicated. Depending on the charge of the headgroup surfactant used to form the RM microemulsion, a proton gradient can form. , The AOT RMs used in this study have a negative charge and therefore can cause an increase in proton concentration at the interface. , The p K a values of molecules have also been known to change within varying environments, such as the difference in p K a values of a specific amino acid depends on whether or not it is in the center or on the surface of a protein; therefore, the RM may affect the small aromatic molecules’ p K a values…”
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“…Various anionic amphiphilic self-assemblies, including inner and outer mitochondrial membranes, interact electrostatically with cationic rhodamine derivatives 15. Recently, we have introduced an interface pH′ detection method for various amphiphilic self-assemblies by exploiting the acid/base equilibrium of a H + concentration probe (RHG), which is a glucose derivative of a spiro-rhodamine molecule 16…”
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