Synthesis, spectral properties of cyanine dyes-β-cyclodextrin and their application as the supramolecular host with spectroscopic probe
摘要:
Six new cyanine dye functionalised beta-cyclodextrins were designed and synthesized to improve the drawback of the inadequate chromophore in beta-cyclodextrin and to be suitable for the study of supramolecular interactions directly by visible spectroscopy. The dye structures were confirmed by H-1 NMR, IR, UV-Vis and HRMS. The UV-Vis spectra of the new cyanine dyes in different solvents were investigated. The inclusion behaviour of a quinocyanine derived beta-cyclodextrin dye which was used as the supramolecular host with 1-adamantanol or vitamin B-6 was investigated. The results indicated that the stoichiometry for the inclusion complex of the quinocyanine derived beta-cyclodextrin dye and both 1-adamantanol and vitamin B-6 was 1:1, and their inclusion constants were 9.39 x 10(4) L/mol and 6.14 x 10(2) L/mol, respectively. The quinocyanine derived beta-cyclodextrin dye was also used as the supramolecular host for the analysis of vitamin B-6 in tablets with satisfactory results. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Synthesis, spectral properties of cyanine dyes-β-cyclodextrin and their application as the supramolecular host with spectroscopic probe
摘要:
Six new cyanine dye functionalised beta-cyclodextrins were designed and synthesized to improve the drawback of the inadequate chromophore in beta-cyclodextrin and to be suitable for the study of supramolecular interactions directly by visible spectroscopy. The dye structures were confirmed by H-1 NMR, IR, UV-Vis and HRMS. The UV-Vis spectra of the new cyanine dyes in different solvents were investigated. The inclusion behaviour of a quinocyanine derived beta-cyclodextrin dye which was used as the supramolecular host with 1-adamantanol or vitamin B-6 was investigated. The results indicated that the stoichiometry for the inclusion complex of the quinocyanine derived beta-cyclodextrin dye and both 1-adamantanol and vitamin B-6 was 1:1, and their inclusion constants were 9.39 x 10(4) L/mol and 6.14 x 10(2) L/mol, respectively. The quinocyanine derived beta-cyclodextrin dye was also used as the supramolecular host for the analysis of vitamin B-6 in tablets with satisfactory results. (C) 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.