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A novel water soluble Hg2+-selective chemosensor 1 with hemicyanine as fluorescent reporting group and NO2Se2 chelating unit as ion binding site was reported. Chemosensor 1 shows a specific Hg2+ selectivity and discrimination between Hg2+ and chemically similar ions in conjunction with a visible colorimetric change from red to colorless, potentially leading to both “naked-eye” and fluorometric detection of Hg2+ cations.

Graphical abstract: Novel hemicyanine dye as colorimetric and fluorometric dual-modal chemosensor for mercury in water

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