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Syzygium cumini derived carbon dot: Design, synthesis and fluorescent sensing abilities towards selective identification of Fe³⁺ and Cu²⁺ ions
Syzygium cumini seeds derived Carbon dots (Sc@CQDs) have been synthesized by using calcination method. The Sc@CQDs exhibits remarkable optical properties, including high quantum yield (52.8 %) and highly fluorescent in nature. The structural analysis of developed Sc@CQDs has been done by various advance technique such as HRTEM, XPS, XRD, NMR, FTIR and UV visible spectroscopy. The HRTEM data confirmed the spherical morphology of Sc@CQDs with average size 3.6 nm. The Sc@CQDs demonstrate sensitive detection of Fe³⁺/Cu2+ ions with limit of detection (LOD) of 0.18 µM and 0.11 µM. The life time decay analysis confirmed the static quenching mechanism having the fluorescence lifetime for Sc@CQDs, Sc@CQDs + Fe3+ and Sc@CQDs + Cu2+were 2.57 ns, 2.68 ns and 2.69 ns respectively This study highlights the eco-friendly synthesis and practical application of Sc@CQDs in environmental monitoring and industrial processes requiring Fe³⁺/Cu2+ ions detection. Further, the developed sensor possessed higher potential for the detection of Fe³⁺/Cu2+ ions in real water samples with superior recovery rate.
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