Liu, Xiaoqing; Shang, Yuxuan; Chen, Zhong-Ren published the artcile< Vinyl Groups Containing Tetraphenylethylene Derivatives as Fluorescent Probes Specific for Palladium and the Quenching Mechanism>, Reference of 184239-35-8, the main research area is palladium detection aggregation induced emission fluorescent probe.
We previously reported that a series of tetraphenylethylene (TPE)-containing all-hydrocarbon conjugated polymers exhibited a specific fluorescence quenching by palladium ions (Pd2+). To understand the quenching mechanism, herein we investigate the quenching behaviors of three TPE derivatives in the presence of Pd2+. Each TPE derivative, consisting of TPE unit and terminal vinyl groups, shows an aggregation-induced emission (AIE) and its fluorescence turns off specifically to Pd2+. The sensitivity is enhanced with increasing numbers of vinyl groups in the mols. By time-resolved fluorescence measurement, a dynamic quenching is observed where the fluorescence lifetime is reduced with Pd2+. Specifically, the quenching occurs via the electron transfer in the excited states, as suggested by the disappearance of the stimulated emission band in transient absorption spectra. A theor. calculation on the excited states identifies intermol. electron transfer from TPE derivatives to Pd, especially for electron-rich TPE derivative The mechanism can be general for the design of novel AIE active chemosensors.
Chinese Journal of Chemistry published new progress about Aggregation-induced emission. 184239-35-8 belongs to class bromides-buliding-blocks, and the molecular formula is C26H18Br2, Reference of 184239-35-8.
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