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Effective fluorescent sensing of oxalate in water is significant but still remains a challenge. By using indicator-displacement assays, a readily available macrocyclic copper(II) complex was found to show a sensitive off–on fluorescent sensing for oxalate with high selectivity and high binding affinity (>107 M−1) in water at neutral pH.

Graphical abstract: Highly selective and sensitive fluorescent sensing of oxalate in water

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