Synthesis and Characterization of New Light Emitter Symmetrical Phenoxazinium Salt and Its Potential Application as Sensor for Assessment of Hg2+

Safaa.I.elewa;

Abstract


The sensitization of the excited triplet state of a
novel symmetrical Bis(dialkylamino)phenoxazinium salt
was developed in the presence of Hg2+. This effect was used
to determine the concentration of Hg2+ in different water
samples. The phenoxazinium salt sensor was characterized
by different spectroscopic tools such as: UV, FTIR, NMR
and fluorescence spectra. The sensor has an emission band
at 347 nm in DMSO. Hg2+ in DMSO at pH 5.6 can remark ably quench the fluorescence intensity of the sensor at 347 nm
and a new band was appeared at 436 nm due to the strong
complex formation between Hg2+ and sensor. The quenching
of the band intensity at 347 and the enhancement of the
intensity of the new band at 436 were used to determine
the Hg2+ in different waste water samples. The dynamic
range found for the determination of Hg2+ concentration is
8.7×10-10 – 1.4×10-6 mol L−1 with a detection limit of
5.8×10−10 mol L−1 and quantification detection limit of
1.8×10-9 mol L-1.


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Title Synthesis and Characterization of New Light Emitter Symmetrical Phenoxazinium Salt and Its Potential Application as Sensor for Assessment of Hg2+
Authors Safaa.I.elewa 
Keywords Hg2+;Bis(dialkylamino)phenoxazinium salt;Sensor;Quenching;Fluorescence intensity
Issue Date 5-Feb-2014
Publisher Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014
Journal J Fluoresc 
Volume 24
Start page 759
End page 765
DOI I 10.1007/s10895-014-1349-4

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