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Enantioselective Recognition of Tartaric Acids with Ethynylated Carbazole-Based Chiral Bisboronic Acid Chemosensors with Improved Response at Acidic pH

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Date of Publication:2011-09-01

Journal:JOURNAL OF FLUORESCENCE

Included Journals:Scopus、SCIE、EI、PubMed

Volume:21

Issue:5

Page Number:1979-1986

ISSN No.:1053-0509

Key Words:Chiral boronic acid; Enantioselective; Fluorescent chemosensors; Tartaric acid; PET

Abstract:Chiral bisboronic acid chemosensors based on ethynylated carbazole were prepared. The chiral chemosensors show red-shifted emission than the chemosensors with unsubstituted carbazole fluorophore. a-PET effect was found for the chemosensors, which is different from our previous observation of the d-PET effect for boronic acid chemosensors based on carbazole. Enantioselective recognition of tartaric acids was implicated with these chemosensors. Consecutive fluorescence emission enhancement/diminishment were observed with increasing the concentration of the tartaric acids, which is tentatively assigned to the transition of the binding stoichiometry from 1:1 binding to 1:2 binding. In particularly interesting is the improved fluorescence response at acidic pH for recognition of tartaric acids, which is rarely observed for a-PET chemosensors. We propose that the sensing is due to hybrid mechanism of a-PET/d-PET and conformational restriction upon binding. Our results will be useful for design of chiral boronic acid chemosensors with improved fluorescence response at acidic pH, which are rarely reported.

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