Colorimetric and Fluorescent Chemosensors for Hg2+ Ions
Progress in Chemistry ›› 2013, Vol. 25 ›› Issue (07) : 1177 -1186.
The colorimetric or fluorescent Hg2+ sensors received more and more attention because these kinds of sensors possess a lot of advantages such as high sensitivity, not require expensive equipment and easy to operate. The advances in the research of colorimetric or fluorescent sensors for Hg2+ are highlighted in this review. We grouped these Hg2+ sonsors into three categories according to their recognition mechanisms, reaction based Hg2+ sensors, coordination based Hg2+ sensors, and nano-materials based Hg2+ sensors, respectively. For reaction based sensors, depending on their specific reaction mechanisms, we grouped them into four categories: Hg2+ induced Rhodamine spirolactam ring-opening process, Hg2+ induced desulfation or deselenization and cyclization process, selective mercuration reaction, and Hg2+ catalysed specific reaction. This review summarizes the main design principles, Hg2+ recognition abilities and recognition mechanism of these sensors. The developing orientation for futher research is presented. Contents
1 Introduction
2 Design principles of colorimetric or fluorescent Hg2+ sensors
3 Reaction based Hg2+ sensors
3.1 Hg2+ induced Rhodamine spirolactam ring-opening process
3.2 Hg2+ induced desulfation or deselenization and cyclization process
3.3 Selective mercuration reaction
3.4 Hg2+ catalysed specific reaction
4 Coordination based Hg2+ sensors
5 Nano-materials based Hg2+ sensors
6 Conclusion and outlook
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