Selective sensing of cyanide ions: impact of molecular design and assembly on the response of π-conjugated acylhydrazone compounds
Harshal V. Barkale, Nilanjan Dey
Abstract
. The research suggests the dominating role of supramolecular assembly, intermolecular interaction, and local hydrophobic environment around the binding sites on the analytical performance of the probe molecules. The findings underscore the significance of structural design and molecular assembly in dictating the selectivity and sensitivity of compounds, offering valuable insights for the development of efficient sensor systems in diverse real-world applications.
Topics & Concepts
CyanideConjugated systemChemistryIonAbsorption (acoustics)PhotochemistryCombinatorial chemistryInorganic chemistryOrganic chemistryMaterials sciencePolymerComposite materialLuminescence and Fluorescent MaterialsMolecular Sensors and Ion DetectionSupramolecular Self-Assembly in Materials