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A Multi-response Aluminum Metal-organic Frameworks for Fluorescence Sensing of Fe3+, Sr2+, SiO3 2− and Toluene

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A new Aluminum metal-organic frameworks(Al-MOF) based on tricarboxylate ligands(L){L = 2,2’,2’-([1,3,5]-triazine-2,4,6-triimino)tribenzoic acid)} has been designed and synthesized. It can be served as a platform of multi-responsive fluorescence sensor for Fe3+,… Click to show full abstract

A new Aluminum metal-organic frameworks(Al-MOF) based on tricarboxylate ligands(L){L = 2,2’,2’-([1,3,5]-triazine-2,4,6-triimino)tribenzoic acid)} has been designed and synthesized. It can be served as a platform of multi-responsive fluorescence sensor for Fe3+, Sr2+ and SiO3 2− in water, which is mainly due to the significant enhancement effect of these ions on the fluorescence intensity of Al-MOF. Especially, Fe3+ ions are rarely able to induce MOFs fluorescence enhancement. The limit of detection for three kinds of ions is 6.62* 10−6 M, 5.37* 10−6 M, 6.85* 10−10 M respectively. Meanwhile, It can also be used as a multi-response fluorescence probe to detect toluene in DMF solution, limit of detection is 9.16* 10−3 M respectively. The structure of Al-MOF was characterized by FTIR, 1H NMR, SEM, TAG, PXRD and element analysis. The PXRD showed that the structure of Al-MOF remained the high water stability and pH stability. The application of water samples and vegetables showed that Al-MOF had high sensitive detection for Fe3+ ions.

Keywords: sr2 sio3; fluorescence; metal organic; aluminum metal; fe3 sr2; organic frameworks

Journal Title: Methods and Applications in Fluorescence
Year Published: 2021

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