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Enantiomer-selective sensing and the light response of chiral molecules coated with a persistent luminescent material.

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Pr3+:CaTiO3, a robust persistent luminescent material, was coupled with chiral molecules and Ag nanoparticles (NPs) to construct a Pr3+:CaTiO3@Ag@l-cysteine ternary material that can realize rapid enantiomer selective sensing of l-… Click to show full abstract

Pr3+:CaTiO3, a robust persistent luminescent material, was coupled with chiral molecules and Ag nanoparticles (NPs) to construct a Pr3+:CaTiO3@Ag@l-cysteine ternary material that can realize rapid enantiomer selective sensing of l- and d-arginine by making use of the chiral induced spin selectivity (CISS) effect. In addition, long-lifetime photoelectrons excited in the Pr3+:CaTiO3 matrix were effectively transported through a Ag NP "bridge" into the l-cysteine chiral monolayer, due to cooperation between each component in the ternary material.

Keywords: chiral molecules; selective sensing; luminescent material; enantiomer selective; persistent luminescent; material

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2019

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