2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.tetlet.2012.11.138
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‘Naked-eye’ detection of F− ions by two novel colorimetric receptors

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“…6). The to through-space effects which polarize C-H bond in the proximity to hydrogen bond, create 1 partial positive charge on the proton, and cause a downfield shift [20,34]. These data support 2 that strong hydrogen bonding interactions between phenolic-OH protons and F -.…”
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confidence: 75%
“…6). The to through-space effects which polarize C-H bond in the proximity to hydrogen bond, create 1 partial positive charge on the proton, and cause a downfield shift [20,34]. These data support 2 that strong hydrogen bonding interactions between phenolic-OH protons and F -.…”
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confidence: 75%
“…The association constants for L with fluoride anion in DMSO medium were calculated from UV-Vis (K ass ) and fluorescence (K ass # ) studies by the linear BenesiHildebrand expression [15],…”
Section: Determination Of Association Constants Quantum Yields (ф) Amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fluorescence quantum yields of fluoride-receptor complexes were measured against quinine sulphate as standard [10]. The association constants were calculated from UV-vis (K ass ) and fluorescence (K ass # ) studies by the linear Benesi-Hildebrand expression [11] (Table 1):…”
Section: Spectroscopic Detection Of Fluoride Ionmentioning
confidence: 99%