Selective colorimetry of sodium ion in acidic aqueous media by calix[4]crown chromoionophore

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Abstract

Selective colorimetry of alkali metal ions in aqueous dioxane solution by calix[4]crown chromoionophore possessing three dimensionally designed ion recognition site has been examined. Based upon a tautomerism from phenylazophenol to quinone hydrazone structure by forming MHL complex, chromoionophore was found to show a selective color change for Na+ in acidic aqueous media. In the same condition, no response was observed for Li+, K+, and TMA+.

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Hayashita, T., Kunogi, K., Yamamoto, H., & Shinkai, S. (1997). Selective colorimetry of sodium ion in acidic aqueous media by calix[4]crown chromoionophore. Analytical Sciences, 13(SUPPL.), 161–166. https://doi.org/10.2116/analsci.13.supplement_161

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