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Switching the Recognition Preference of Rhodamine B Spirolactam by Replacing One Atom: Design of Rhodamine B Thiohydrazide for Recognition of Hg(II) in Aqueous Solution
Organic Letters · 2006 · Vol. 8(5) · pp. 859–861
Hong Zheng✉(Xiamen University)Zhen-Hua Qian(Xiamen University)Lei Xu(Xiamen University)Fangfang Yuan(Xiamen University)Li-Dan Lan(Xiamen University)Jin‐Gou Xu(Xiamen University)
Abstract
A new chemosensor based on rhodamine B thiohydrazide is described. Chemosensor B was found to show a reversible dual chromo- and fluorogenic response toward Hg2+ in aqueous solution in a highly selective and sensitive manner. This was suggested to result from the coordination of Hg2+ at the N, S binding sites in B to open its spiro ring.
Molecular Sensors and Ion DetectionLuminescence and Fluorescent MaterialsAdvanced biosensing and bioanalysis techniquesChemistryRhodamine BAqueous solutionRhodamineRing (chemistry)Atom (system on chip)Combinatorial chemistryPhotochemistryStereochemistryOrganic chemistry
MeSH terms
Binding SitesFluorescent DyesHydrazinesLactamsMercuryModels, MolecularRhodaminesSpiro CompoundsWater
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