A chemosensor is a synthetic chemical system which is capable of binding with an analyte in
a selective and reversible manner followed by change in one or more properties of the …

Due to the deleterious effects of mercury on human health and natural ecosystems, high
reactivity, non-degradability, extreme volatility and relative water and tissue solubility, it …

A novel chemosensor was designed and synthesized for various analytes: Fe 3+, Fe 2+, Al
3+ and pyrophosphate. The sensor showed a selective color change from yellow to orange …

Highlights•Inexpensive and easy-to-make new sensors have been designed and
prepared.•The sensors were used for sensitive/selective recognizing Hg 2+ in aqueous …

This review with 111 references covers recent progress made in the field of strip tests and
spot tests for quantitative determination of mercury (II) ions. Following an introduction into …

Optical, structural, electronic, and energetic properties of tetraphenyl (hydroxyl) imidazole
were carried out using B3LYP-D3/6-311G (d, p) theoretical level. Complexation of imidazole …

In this study, by decorating the chromenylium-cyanine structure with an indoline ring, a new
sensor platform CSI with a highly rigid structure and improved photophysical properties was …

A simple and easily fabricated chemosensor (1), based on 2-furoic hydrazide and
diethylaminosalicylaldehyde moieties, was devised and synthesized. Sensor 1 showed …

A new fluorescent sensor 1 was prepared by bridging a 7-nitrobenzo-2-oxo-1, 3-diazolyl
(NBD) fluorophore with a dimethyl ethylene amine group via an ethylamine spacer. Distinct …

A new fluorescent sensor 1, based on thiophene and diethylaminophenol moieties, has
been synthesized and its binding capabilities for metal-ion and anion recognition were …