2022
DOI: 10.1039/d1ra07811a
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Multipurpose made colorimetric materials for amines, pH change and metal ion detection

Abstract: Multi-responsive colorimetric sensors based on the hydrazone motif, which are perfectly suited for chemo sensing applications have been developed.

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“…[ 241,443 ] The most employed acidic molecules are those made of carboxylic acids, phosphoric acids, sulfonic acids, or boronic acids. [ 444 ] Otherwise, main basic molecules are those containing in their skeleton N‐rich groups with nonbonding electron pairs, such as amines, [ 445 ] pyridines, [ 446 ] imidazoles, [ 447 ] piperazines, [ 448 ] hydrazones, [ 449 ] pyrrolidines, [ 450 ] and morpholines. [ 451 ] In addition, molecules containing more than one pH‐responsive group (e.g., amino acids like tryptophan, aniline, etc.)…”
Section: Stimuli‐responsive Molecules Triggered By Different External...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[ 241,443 ] The most employed acidic molecules are those made of carboxylic acids, phosphoric acids, sulfonic acids, or boronic acids. [ 444 ] Otherwise, main basic molecules are those containing in their skeleton N‐rich groups with nonbonding electron pairs, such as amines, [ 445 ] pyridines, [ 446 ] imidazoles, [ 447 ] piperazines, [ 448 ] hydrazones, [ 449 ] pyrrolidines, [ 450 ] and morpholines. [ 451 ] In addition, molecules containing more than one pH‐responsive group (e.g., amino acids like tryptophan, aniline, etc.)…”
Section: Stimuli‐responsive Molecules Triggered By Different External...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From that time onward, a wide variety of pH papers have been proposed and mass-produced to test the acidity of aqueous solutions, and this cheap, simple, and quick method has become a must-have in laboratory equipment, especially for those applications in which pH measurements by glass electrode are unsatisfactory [ 1 , 3 , 4 , 5 ]. Another interesting application for pH papers can be found in the detection of acidic or alkaline volatile compounds in aerosol, but the details of this application are not discussed in this paper [ 6 , 7 , 8 , 9 ].…”
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confidence: 99%