首页|Multiple fluorescence quenching effects mediated fluorescent sensing of captopril Based on amino Acids-Derivative carbon nanodots
Multiple fluorescence quenching effects mediated fluorescent sensing of captopril Based on amino Acids-Derivative carbon nanodots
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NSTL
Elsevier
Carbon nanodots (CNDs) were facilely synthesized through a pyrolysis procedure with histamine, an amino acid rich in element carbon and nitrogen, being the precursor. Taking advantage of the favorable fluorescence performance of CNDs, a multiple fluorescence quenching effects mediated fluorescent sensor was established for captopril (CAP) detection. MnO2 NPs were firstly combined with CNDs via electrostatic attraction and subsequently quenched the fluorescence. The quenching mechanisms were concluded to be the combined effects of fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) and inner filtration effect (IFE). Subsequently CAP triggered a unique redox reaction and decomposed the quencher so that renewed the fluorescence. Hence, the sensitive and selective detection of CAP was achieved through the indication of fluorescence recovery efficiency. A proportional range of 0.4 similar to 60 mu mol L-1 with the LOD of 0.31 mu mol L-1 was obtained. The sensor was further applied to the real sample detection and the satisfactory results revealed the practical value of CNDs. The facile synthesis of CNDs and brand-new sensing mechanism made it a novel fluorescent method and could improve the analysis of CAP. (C) 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
NSTL
Elsevier
