A multi-sensing fluorescent compound derived from cyanoacrylic acid

Xiqi Zhang; Zhiyong Yang; Zhenguo Chi; Meina Chen; Bingjia Xu; Chengcheng Wang; Siwei Liu; Yi Zhang; Jiarui Xu

doi:10.1039/B910718E

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A multi-sensing fluorescent compound derived from cyanoacrylic acid

Xiqi Zhang , Zhiyong Yang , Zhenguo Chi , Meina Chen , Bingjia Xu , Chengcheng Wang , Siwei Liu , Yi Zhang and Jiarui Xu

J. Mater. Chem., 2010, 20, 292-298

DOI: 10.1039/B910718E
Received 01 Jun 2009, Accepted 08 Oct 2009
First published on the web 09 Nov 2009

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A new cyanoacrylic acid derivative of carbazole-triphenylethylene as a fluorescent probe has been synthesized and characterized. The derivative exhibits not only aggregation-induced effect (AIE) properties, but also interesting fluorescence multi-responses to solvents, water, ethanol and metal ions due to its chemical structure. Responses of the compound solution in DMF to water can be explained in terms of H-bond, multimer and AIE effects. In addition, the derivative was found to be highly sensitive to potassium ions. It is suggested that the compound has potential applications in chemosensors.

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