A coumarin-pyrazole-based probe for the fluorescence detection of phosgene with high selectivity and sensitivity

Hu, Qiang; Song, Yu‐Fei; Wu, Wei-Na; Zhao, Xiao-Lei; Wang, Yuan; Fan, Yunchang

doi:10.1039/d3ay00516j

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A coumarin-pyrazole-based probe for the fluorescence detection of phosgene with high selectivity and sensitivity

Abstract: In this study, we reported a coumarin-pyrazole-based probe for the fluorescence detection of phosgene. Probe 1 responded rapidly to phosgene with good selectivity and high sensitivity, especially for phosgene gas-phase detection.

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