Publication #21 2017

Synthesis, Kinetics, and Equilibrium Study of Highly Sensitive Colorimetric Chemosensor for Monitoring of Copper Ions based on Benzo[f]fluorescein Dye Derivatives

Authors: Taha M. Elmorsi, Tarek S. Aysha, Mahmoud Basseem I. Mohamed, Ahmed H. Bedair
Journal: Zeitschrift Fur Anorg. Und Allg. Chemie
Year: 2017
Volume & Pages: 643, 811–818

Abstract

This research focuses on the synthesis and comprehensive analysis of a highly sensitive colorimetric chemosensor based on benzo[f]fluorescein dye derivatives for copper ion monitoring. The study provides detailed kinetics and equilibrium investigations, offering valuable insights into the sensor performance and mechanisms. The work demonstrates exceptional sensitivity and selectivity for copper ion detection through colorimetric response.

Key Features

  • Highly sensitive colorimetric detection
  • Benzo[f]fluorescein dye derivatives
  • Copper ion monitoring capability
  • Comprehensive kinetics analysis
  • Equilibrium study methodology
  • Selective metal ion recognition
  • Advanced synthesis protocols

Research Methodology

The study employs rigorous analytical techniques to investigate the kinetics and equilibrium properties of the developed chemosensor. The research methodology includes detailed synthesis procedures, spectroscopic characterization, and comprehensive binding studies to establish the sensor performance parameters.

Applications

This chemosensor system has potential applications in environmental monitoring, analytical chemistry, and industrial quality control where sensitive and selective copper ion detection is required.