Zheng Li , Xiaofei Dong , Chenggen Zhang , Ruina Liu , Ziyu Li , Jingjing Yan
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A selective turn-on fluorescent probe for detecting Al3+ based on coumarin and its practical application
A selective turn-on fluorescent probe MCNH for Al3+ derived from coumarin and nicotine hydrazide was synthesized and characterized. Probe MCNH exhibited a good selectivity towards Al3+ in DMF buffer solution accompanied by color change from colorless to blue in UV dark box. MCNH bond with Al3+ in a 2: 1 mannner.
The quantum yield of probe MCNH and its complex was found to be 1.36 % and 33.97 %, respectively. Probe MCNH has good anti-interference ability against other coexisting metal ions. The detection limit was estimated to be 0.45 μM, which was lower than the maximum concentration of Al3+ in potable water specified by WHO. The response time of the probe to Al3+ was 120 s and the suitable pH range was 4–7. The recognition mechanism was studied by NMR titration experiment, mass spectrometry analysis and was supported by DFT calculations. Furthermore, probe MCNH was successfully applied in test stripes and fluorescent film for detecting Al3+ in liquid and solid state.
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Inorganica Chimica Acta is an established international forum for all aspects of advanced Inorganic Chemistry. Original papers of high scientific level and interest are published in the form of Articles and Reviews.
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