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摘要
A novel CN- chemosensor based N-4-pyridylcoumarin-3-carboxamide derivative Q1 was designed and synthesized. The recognition performance of sensor Q1 for ten different anions was studied by UV and fluorescence spectroscopy. When anions such as CN-, F-, Cl-, Br, F, AcO-, H2PO4-, HSO4-, ClO4- and SCN- were added to the mixed solution (DMSO/H2O, V: V=9 : 1), addition of CN- could increase the absorption peak of Q1 at 304 nm, and the corresponding fluorescence produced a strong emission peak at 431 nm. Q1 solution with CN- emitted strong blue fluorescent that can be easily observed by naked eyes. The color changed (from colorless to faint yellow) and the "Turn-On" fluorescence behavior suggested that Q1 could detect CN- by dual-channel. Happily, the fluorescent limit of detection (LOD) is 1.44 X 10(-8) mol/L, was lower than the specified content by World Health Organization (WHO) in drinking water. Based on all the experimental facts, we speculated that the possible identification mechanism was that the addition reaction took place between Q1 and CN-, and it can also be confirmed by density functional theory (DFT). This result can be applied to the detection of CN- in cherry kernel.
