Selective and Reusable Iron(II)-Based Molecular Sensor for the Vapor-Phase Detection of Alcohols
摘要:
A mononuclear iron(II) neutral complex (1) is screened for sensing abilities for a wide spectrum of chemicals and to evaluate the response function toward physical perturbation like temperature and mechanical stress. Interestingly, 1 precisely detects methanol among an "alcohol series. The sensing process is visually detectable, fatigue-resistant, highly selective, and reusable. The sensing ability is attributed to molecular sieving and subsequent spin-state change of iron centers, after a crystal-to-crystal transformation.
Selective and Reusable Iron(II)-Based Molecular Sensor for the Vapor-Phase Detection of Alcohols
摘要:
A mononuclear iron(II) neutral complex (1) is screened for sensing abilities for a wide spectrum of chemicals and to evaluate the response function toward physical perturbation like temperature and mechanical stress. Interestingly, 1 precisely detects methanol among an "alcohol series. The sensing process is visually detectable, fatigue-resistant, highly selective, and reusable. The sensing ability is attributed to molecular sieving and subsequent spin-state change of iron centers, after a crystal-to-crystal transformation.
Selective and Reusable Iron(II)-Based Molecular Sensor for the Vapor-Phase Detection of Alcohols
作者:Anil D. Naik、Koen Robeyns、Christophe F. Meunier、Alexandre F. Léonard、Aurelian Rotaru、Bernard Tinant、Yaroslav Filinchuk、Bao Lian Su、Yann Garcia
DOI:10.1021/ic402816a
日期:2014.2.3
A mononuclear iron(II) neutral complex (1) is screened for sensing abilities for a wide spectrum of chemicals and to evaluate the response function toward physical perturbation like temperature and mechanical stress. Interestingly, 1 precisely detects methanol among an "alcohol series. The sensing process is visually detectable, fatigue-resistant, highly selective, and reusable. The sensing ability is attributed to molecular sieving and subsequent spin-state change of iron centers, after a crystal-to-crystal transformation.