Fang Yuan, Dingfan Yan, Shuaibo Song, Jinbo Zhang, Zheng Chen, Jiahao Lu, Simin Wang, Tao Li
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Abstract
To address the current situation of the poor detection efficiency of multiple trace antibiotic contamination in the aqueous environment, we synthesized a modified lanthanide MOF material, Ln-MOF(NH2)@R6G, for the rapid visual quantitation of trace norfloxacin (NOR), ciprofloxacin (CIP) and tetracycline (TC). By introducing the ligands of NH2-BDC and R6G with abundant amino groups, the interaction of material with antibiotics was largely strengthened. Sensitive detection completed within 1 min with dramatically low detection limit of LODNOR = 16.56 nM, LODCIP = 6.14 nM, LODTC = 19.6 nM. Based on the visible color change to the naked eyes, we succeeded in loading the synthesized material onto the test paper, which realized semi-quantitative detection of antibiotics (concentration range of 10–100 μM) in actual water systems. Taking advantages of the significant difference of the NOR and CIP induced fluorescence color, as well as the non-interfering property with each other, we developed a data model for simultaneously visual quantifying NOR and CIP by the RGB-CIE variation maps in their coexisting actual system (recoveries 96.48 %–105.34 %, RSD 0.03 %–0.81 %). The result developed a promising portable visual analysis for the trace antibiotics in complex waters, and provided a novel strategy for in situ screening of environmental pollutants.
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