Detection and differentiation of ferrous and ferric ions using fluorescent metallopolymer and oligomer chemosensors

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A new fluorescent conjugated oligimer, tmpda-PPETE, capable of selective and sensitive detection of Fe2+ relative to Fe3+, has been prepared and compared with previously characterized metallopolymer chemosensors. Metal cation titration showed significant quenching for Fe3+ ions and little interference in emission in the presence of other metal cations. This work establishes a new approach to modifying selectivity for PPETE turn-on and turn-off fluorescence sensors by varying chain lengths between nitrogen atoms of bidentate amino-based receptors.

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Fegley, M. E. A., Sandgren, T., Duffy-Matzner, J. L., Chen, A., & Jones, W. E. (2015). Detection and differentiation of ferrous and ferric ions using fluorescent metallopolymer and oligomer chemosensors. Journal of Polymer Science, Part A: Polymer Chemistry, 53(8), 951–954. https://doi.org/10.1002/pola.27560

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