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Novel Zinc(II) Bis(Dipyrromethenate)-Doped Ethyl Cellulose Sensors for Acetone Vapor Fluorescence Detection

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AbstractIn this paper, we report on the results of spectrofluorimetric study of new fluorescent sensor based on [Zn2L2] doped in ethyl cellulose. The sensor optical signal is based on the… Click to show full abstract

AbstractIn this paper, we report on the results of spectrofluorimetric study of new fluorescent sensor based on [Zn2L2] doped in ethyl cellulose. The sensor optical signal is based on the rapid fluorescence quenching in the presence of acetone vapor. The acetone vapor detection limit in a gas mixture by means of sensor based on [Zn2L2] doped in ethyl cellulose is 1.68 ppb. Being highly sensitive to the acetone acetone presence, instant in response and easy to use, the sensor can find an application for the noninvasive diagnostics of diabetes as well as for the monitoring of the content of acetone acetone in the air at industrial and laboratory facilities. Graphical Abstract

Keywords: fluorescence; acetone; doped ethyl; acetone vapor; ethyl cellulose; sensor

Journal Title: Journal of Fluorescence
Year Published: 2018

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