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A New Reverse PET Chemosensor and Its Chelatoselective Aromatic Cadmiation

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posted on 2001-10-02, 00:00 authored by Miwhoa Choi, Mihyang Kim, Kap Duk Lee, Kuk-Nyo Han, In-A Yoon, Hye-Jin Chung, Juyoung Yoon
A new fluorescent chemosensor, anthryl tetra acid, was synthesized and showed large fluorescence quenching effects in 100% aqueous solution with metal ions via photoinduced electron transfer (PET). Chelatoselective fluorescence perturbation was observed with Cd(II) and resulted from electrophilic aromatic cadmiation.

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A New Reverse PET Chemosensor and Its Chelatoselective Aromatic Cadmiation
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Chelatoselective fluorescence perturbationNewChelatoselective Aromatic Cadmiationelectrophilicfluorescence quenching effectsmetal ionsPET Chemosensoranthryl tetra acidchemosensorsolutioncadmiationphotoinduced electron transfer

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