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Title: Fluorescence chemosensor for HSO4 − Ion based on pyrrole-substituted salicylimine Zn2+ complex: Nanomolar detection
Authors: Fegade, U.
Bhosale, J.
Sharma, H.
Singh, N.
Bendre, R.
Kuwar, A.
Keywords: Pyrrole-substituted salicylimine
HSO4
Ratiometric
Quenching
Issue Date: 18-Nov-2016
Abstract: A novel pyrrole-substituted salicylimine zinc (II) ion complex has been synthesized and evaluated its anion binding affinity. The probe 4 has high selectivity for HSO4 − over other anions in CH3OH:H2O (70:30, v/v) solvent system. The emission intensity of 4 was quenched upon addition of HSO4 − . The probe 4 is highly selective for HSO4 − with a detection limit of 40 nm. Photoinduced electron transfer (PET) is responsible for observed change. The binding affinity of 4 for HSO4 − was further authenticated through ratiometric change in absorbance profile.
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