Removal of Metals from Process Streams: Methodologies and Applications

A 4‐Amino‐1,8‐Naphthalimide Derivative for Selective Fluorescent Detection of Palladium(II) Ions

“…This metal ion can bind to DNA, protein, and other biomolecules and disturbs biological processes, thus, it is a poison and a hazard. [4][5][6] Great efforts have been made to detect Pd ions by using conventional techniques and fluorescence methods. Conventional methods, such as inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), have an associated high cost and a matrix effect, and the reliability of the analysis results are often operator dependent.…”

Color conversion of the magnetically separable Al/Fe oxide RNGO in the selective oxidation of benzyl alcohol induced the observation of its morphology change

“…However, either due to their high cost or the reason that noble metal residues jeopardize the use of produced intermediates in pharmaceutical and nutritional products, they are minimally utilized at the industrial scale. [25][26][27][28] Subsequently, cheap, transition metal-catalyzed oxidation of corresponding alcohols in the presence of H 2 O 2 has been greatly explored. Moreover, it attracted signicant attention from our group; thus, we aimed to develop readily available, economical, and more efficacious alternatives to traditionally employed gold or platinum in several catalytic reactions.…”

Synthesis of Dibenzothiazolyldibenzo‐18‐Crown‐6 and its Applications in Colorimetric Recognition of Palladium and as Antimicrobial Agent

“…Taking into account growing use and toxicity of palladium there is great need to recognize and determine traces of palladium. A number of methodologies have been developed to remove palladium contaminants from reaction products .…”