Yang-Tian Yan , Xu-Dong Fan , Jia-Lei Lu , Zheng-Hua Yang , Yi-Bo Zhang , Yun-Long Wu , Wen-Yan Zhang , Yao-Yu Wang
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Abstract
A novel Zn-MOF: {[Zn3(L)2(H2O)4]·(H2O)3·(CH3CN)3}n was synthesized from tricarboxylate pyridine ligand 3-(2,4-dicarboxyphenyl) -4-carboxypyridine (H3 L) under solvothermal conditions. Zn-MOF was a three-dimensional porous framework composed of binuclear metal cluster [Zn2(COO)3 N] and a variety of metal oxygen chains. The fluorescence study of Zn-MOF indicated that the maximum emission peak is 449 nm (λex=335 nm), and it had varying degrees of quenching effect on Cr2O72−and CrO42− in water, the limits of detection are 4.29×10−4 M and 9.19×10−5 M, respectively. It also showed good recycling ability, which was a potential multi-functional anion fluorescence probe material. In addition, the dye adsorption and separation experiments of Zn-MOF showed that it can adsorb MB+ and MG+, but almost no adsorption for MO−, and can effectively separate MB+ and MG+ from the mixed solution of MB+/MO− and MG+/MO−. It was a potential multi-functional material for the capacity to selectively separate cationic dyes from anionic and cationic mixed solutions, as well as selective recognition of Cr2O72−and CrO42−anions.
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