BODIPY-based fluorescent sensors for detection of explosives

Journal of Chemical Research-s Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1177/17475198231168961

Yen Thi Nguyen, Seung-Hak Shin, Kiok Kwon, Namdoo Kim, S. Bae

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Abstract

The detecting and screening of explosives has become a global consideration in dealing with potential terrorism threats and the misuse of high explosives. Several detection techniques have been developed, but their disadvantages include the requirement of expensive equipment, complicated pre-treatment, and prolonged testing. So far, fluorescence-based sensors have been of great interest as they overcome the limitations of other techniques. BODIPY, which is a fluorophore, shows excellent fluorescence features, and it can be used as a sensor material for explosives detection. However, to date, BODIPY-based explosive sensors have not been explored in detail. This work reviews the recent developments on explosive sensors based on BODIPY and its analogs.

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用于探测爆炸物的基于bodipy的荧光传感器

在处理潜在的恐怖主义威胁和滥用烈性炸药方面，探测和筛选爆炸物已成为全球考虑的问题。目前已经开发了几种检测技术，但它们的缺点包括需要昂贵的设备、复杂的预处理和长时间的检测。到目前为止，基于荧光的传感器克服了其他技术的局限性，引起了人们的极大兴趣。BODIPY是一种荧光团，具有优异的荧光特性，可作为爆炸物探测的传感器材料。然而，迄今为止，基于bodip的爆炸传感器尚未被详细探索。本文综述了基于BODIPY及其类似物的爆炸传感器的最新进展。

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Journal of Chemical Research-s 化学科学, 有机化学, 有机合成

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