Recognition and sensing of fluoride anion

Massimo Cametti; Kari Rissanen

doi:10.1039/B902069A

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Chemical Communications

Issue 20, 2009

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Recognition and sensing of fluoride anion

Massimo Cametti and Kari Rissanen

Chem. Commun., 2009, 2809-2829

DOI: 10.1039/B902069A
Received 30 Jan 2009, Accepted 10 Mar 2009
First published on the web 09 Apr 2009

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Fluoride anion recognition is attracting a mounting interest in the scientific community due to its duplicitous nature. It is a useful chemical for many industrial applications, and it has been used in human diet, but, recently it has been accused for several human pathologies. Here we describe the ample panorama of different approaches the chemists world-wide have employed to face the challenge of fluoride binding, and we outline some of the research which in our view can contribute to the development of this field, especially when fluoride binding has to be achieved in highly competitive protic solvents and water.

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