Font Size: a A A

Hg2+ Probes Based On Rhodamine Direvatives

Posted on:2008-05-03Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:G J LvFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360278953488Subject:Chemical Engineering
Abstract/Summary:PDF Full Text Request
Mercury is a highly toxic element and its contamination is widespread and occurs through a variety of nature and anthropogenic source. Once introduce into the marine environment, bacteria will convert inorganic mercury into methylmercury, which enters the food chain and accumulates in higher organisms. The EPA standard for the maximum allowable level of inorganic Hg(II) in drinking water is 2ppb, to achieve this standard, the development of new or improved analytical methods for the sensitive and selective determination of Hg2+ is highly desirable. Because of high quantum yield of rhodamine , more and more scientists use it as ideal Hg2+ sensor. Under the summarization of former works, we designed a series of Hg2+ sensor based on rhodamine derivatives, and tested their effects.We made a synthesis of Hg2+ sensor based on rhodamine derivatives, and confirmed its structure. We also tested its effects against Hg2+, and made sure that it had considerably sensitivity and selectivity towards Hg2+.We used the sulfur preference characteristic of mercury to improve the synthesis of Hg2+ sensor, we got a new Hg2+ sensor. After the test of its effect, we found that it could make the criteria of 2ppb in water. So it is an ideal Hg2+ sensor.We induced push or pull electron compounds into optimized Hg2+ sensor, and we found that push electron compounds improved the effect of Hg2+ sensing. So we can use push electron compounds to make advanced Hg2+ sensor.We put the Hg2+ sensor into molecular sieve MCM-48 in order to make a new material. Under the test of the new material against Hg2+, we made sure the new material can be used to absorb Hg2+ in water. It made a new theory to make chemosensor into new materials.
Keywords/Search Tags:Hg2+ ion, Rhodamine, Fluorescence sensor, Colorimetric sensor
PDF Full Text Request
Related items