CN104193706B - A kind of based on not alkali and the preparation and detecting the application in mercury ion as acceptor molecule of the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene - Google Patents
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Abstract
It is a kind of based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali acceptor molecule that the present invention has synthesized a kind of design and synthesis, and being colorimetric signal group with nitrophenyl, take 1,5-diaminonaphthalene as fluorescent signal reporter group, to the west of not alkali C=N be Hg
2+hydrolysis binding site, single selective colorimetric-fluorescence two channels identification Hg in water-bearing media
2+ion.Fluorometric titration experiment shows, Hg
2+the hydrolytic action of this receptor can be promoted thus discharge 1,5-diaminonaphthalene, launching strong blue-fluorescence.This receptor is to Hg
2+lowest detectable limit can reach 3.74 × 10
-9m.In addition, the present invention has prepared the Hg based on this receptor
2+test paper, conveniently can detect the Hg in water-bearing media
2+ion.
Description
Technical field
The invention belongs to cation detection technical field, relate to a kind of acceptor detecting mercury ion, particularly relate to a kind of acceptor molecule based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali, the present invention also relates to based on the mercury ion detecting test paper of this receptor molecule and at colorimetric-fluorescence two channels identification Hg simultaneously
2+application.
Background technology
Mercury is a kind of application heavy metal widely, the electronic products such as luminescent lamp used in everyday, computer, mobile phone, battery all in various degree employ mercurous material.These electronic products be finished discarded after, the final entered environment in the form of an ion of part mercury, causes serious pollution to environment.Mercury ion all has a great impact animals and plants and HUMAN HEALTH, and such as, mercury ion has very strong toxicity to the brain of people, kidney, stomach and neural system.Therefore, mercury ion identification and detect have important application in fields such as environmental science, life science and medical science.The method detecting mercury ion is a lot, and colorimetry or fluorescent method receive much attention due to the reason such as convenient and swift.Current people design and synthesis gone out some can with Hg
2+the compound of response type identification.But the synthesis of most receptors compound is complicated, to Hg
2+sensitivity lower, accurately rapid detection can not go out Hg
2+.Therefore, a kind of highly selective of design and synthesis, highly sensitive detection mercury ion acceptor molecule remain a very large challenge.
Summary of the invention
The object of this invention is to provide a kind of mercury ion acceptor molecule based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a kind of mercury ion detecting test paper based on above-mentioned mercury ion acceptor molecule and is detecting the application in mercury ion.
one, based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali acceptor molecule
The present invention is based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali acceptor molecule, its structural formula is as follows:
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two, based on the preparation of the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali acceptor molecule
With dimethyl formamide (DMF) for solvent, 5-(nitrophenyl) furans-2-formaldehyde and 1,5-diaminonaphthalene are substrate, under the effect of Glacial acetic acid, and stirring reaction 4 ~ 6h at 60 ~ 80 DEG C; Reaction terminates rear cooling, suction filtration, obtains yellow solid; Use DMF recrystallization, obtain mercury ion acceptor compound, be designated as L.
1,5-diaminonaphthalene (1,5-DAN) control in the scope of 1:2.0 ~ 1:3.0 with the mol ratio of 5-(nitrophenyl) furans-2-formaldehyde, the consumption of catalyzer Glacial acetic acid controls 20 ~ 50% of reaction substrate integral molar quantity time, and the productive rate of acceptor molecule can reach more than 75%.
three, the cations recognition experiment of acceptor molecule
1, the cations recognition performance study of acceptor molecule
Pipette the DMSO solution (2 × 10 of 0.5 mL acceptor molecule respectively
-4molL
-1) in a series of 10 mL colorimetric cylinders, then three distilled water pipetting 1.0mL are respectively in the above-mentioned colorimetric cylinder adding acceptor, then add Fe respectively
3+, Fe
2+, Hg
2+, Ag
+, Ca
2+, Cu
2+, Co
2+, Ni
2+, Cd
2+, Pb
2+, Zn
2+, Cr
3+, Mg
2+, Na
+, K
+dMSO solution (0.004 molL
-1) 0.5 mL.Be diluted to 5mL with DMSO, now acceptor density is 2 × 10
-5molL
-1, cation concn is 20 times of acceptor density.Mix rear placement about 15 minutes, observe acceptor to the response of each negatively charged ion.Find, at the DMSO/H of acceptor molecule
2in O (4:1, V/V) system, when adding above-mentioned cationic DMSO solution respectively, only has Hg
2+add, the DMSO/H of acceptor can be made
2o system is become colorless by yellow; In corresponding UV spectrum, Hg
2+add, the DMSO/H of acceptor can be made
2the absorption peak of O system at 451nm place disappears, and the absorption peak at 351nm place strengthens (Fig. 1).And all the other cationicly add acceptor DMSO/H
2color and the UV spectrum of O system have no significant effect.In its corresponding fluorescence emission spectrum, when adding Hg
2+afterwards, take 381nm as the DMSO/H of excitation wavelength, acceptor molecule
2o system launches very strong blue-fluorescence (Fig. 2) at 446nm place.
2, the titration experiments of acceptor
Pipette 2 mL acceptor molecules
'sdMSO/H
2o (4:1; V/V) solution (2.0 × 10
-5mol/L) in quartz cell, Hg is added gradually by accumulation application of sample method
2+the solution of DMSO, survey its fluorescence emission spectrum (Fig. 3) in 25 DEG C.Along with Hg
2+add gradually, be that excitation wavelength strengthens gradually at the emission peak at 446nm place with 381nm.
3, interference free performance detects
In order to measure acceptor molecule to Hg
2+detection results, we have carried out again following test: get two groups of 10mL colorimetric cylinders, add the DMSO/H of 0.5mL acceptor respectively
2o (4:1; V/V) solution, then add the various cationic DMSO solution (4 × 10 of 0.5mL respectively
-3molL
-1), and wherein one group add three distilled water of 1.0mL after be diluted to 5mL scale with DMSO; Hg is added respectively in other one group
2+, then add three distillations of 1.0mL, be then diluted to 5mL scale with DMSO.Above-mentioned solution is mixed rear placement to observe after 15 minutes, and survey its uv-visible absorption spectra and fluorescence spectrum in 25 DEG C.
Anti-interference as can be seen from ultraviolet, acceptor is adding Hg
2+add other positively charged ion wherein more afterwards, do not have a greater change in the absorption at 415nm place.In fluorescence interference--free experiments, acceptor adds Hg
2+after adding other positively charged ion wherein more afterwards, do not have a greater change in the emissive porwer at 446nm place.Therefore, illustrate that acceptor is to Hg
2+detection substantially cationicly to affect by other.
Fig. 4 is Receptor recognition Hg
2+the anti-interference absorption histogram of ultraviolet.Fig. 4 illustrates and adds Hg
2+, the absorption peak of acceptor at 415nm place disappears, then add other 14 kinds of positively charged ions again after, acceptor appoints disappearance at the absorption peak at 415nm place, this and Hg
2+consistent on the impact of acceptor.Fig. 5 is Receptor recognition Hg
2+the anti-interference spectrum histogram of fluorescence.Fluorogram display acceptor is adding Hg
2+launch very strong fluorescence afterwards at 446nm place, then add other 14 kinds of positively charged ions more wherein, acceptor is appointed so can launch very strong fluorescence at 446nm place.Thus illustrate that this receptoroid detects Hg
2+substantially not by other cationic interference.
3, acceptor is to Hg
2+the mensuration of lowest detectable limit
25 DEG C, utilize fluorescence spectrum, at acceptor (2 × 10
-4molL
-1) to Hg
2+ion (0.004 molL
-1) titration experiments in, according to added Hg
2+the volume of ion and the design sketch of titration, can obtain this receptor to Hg
2+the lowest detectable limit of ion reaches 3.74 × 10
-9mL
-1.
4, acceptor is to Hg
2+ion identification Analysis on Mechanism
This receptor is at DMSO/H
2to Hg in O system
2+selective fluorescence identifying ability.This receptor does not almost have fluorescence, when adding mercury ion in receptor solution, mercury ion makes the imine linkage hydrolytic cleavage of acceptor, discharge reaction raw materials 1,5-DAN and NPF, cause acceptor molecule to produce very strong fluorescence emission peak, thus realize mercury ion fluorescent identification, and this recognition process is not by the interference of other coexistent metallic ions.
Great many of experiments shows, the DMSO/H of acceptor molecule
2in O, as DMSO and H in system
2the volume ratio of O is at 3:1 ~ 5:1, and the concentration of acceptor molecule adjusts in the scope of 5 ~ 30 μMs, and acceptor molecule is to Hg
2+there is the selectivity fluorescence identifying ability of becoming reconciled.
four, Hg
2+
the factures and applicationsh of ion test paper
By the filter paper that the cleans up DMSO/H at acceptor molecule
2o (4:1; V/V) in system, (0.01 ~ 0.5mol/L) soaks 10 ~ 20 minutes, then takes out and dries, be cut into the test strip of 1 cm × 4cm, be Hg
2+ion detection test paper.
Above-mentioned test paper drips 14 kinds of cationic solutions, by fluorescent lamp, finds, only add Hg
2+, the fluorescence of test paper becomes blueness from black, and other cationicly adds, and the fluorescence color of test paper does not change.
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Fig. 1 is the DMSO/H of acceptor molecule
2o (4:1; V/V) ultraviolet spectrogram after various positively charged ion is added in system.
Fig. 2 is the DMSO/H of acceptor molecule
2o (4:1; V/V) the fluorescent emission spectrogram after various positively charged ion is added in system.
Fig. 3 is that acceptor molecule is to Hg
2+fluorometric titration lab diagram.
Fig. 4 is Receptor recognition Hg
2+the anti-interference absorption histogram of ultraviolet.
Fig. 5 is Receptor recognition Hg
2+the anti-interference spectrum histogram of fluorescence.
Embodiment
Be described further to the preparation of acceptor molecule of the present invention, mercury ion detecting test paper and in the application detecting mercury ion in water below by specific embodiment.
1, the preparation of acceptor molecule: add DMF(30mL in 50mL reaction flask), 5-(nitrophenyl) furans-2-formaldehyde (0.868g, 4 mmol), 1,5-diaminonaphthalene (0.237g, 1.5mmol), Glacial acetic acid (1.0mL, 0.017mol), at 80 DEG C of stirring reaction 6h, suction filtration after cooling, obtain yellow solid, use DMF recrystallization, obtain acceptor molecule product, be designated as L.
Productive rate 75%.m.p. >300℃；
1H NMR (DMSO-d
6, 400MHz): δ 8.64 (2H, s, N=CH), 8.38 (4H, d, ArH), 8.27 (1H, d, ArH), 8.16 (4H, d, ArH), 7.36 (1H, d, ArH). IR: (KBr, cm
-1) v: 1598 (CH＝N), 1508 (C=C), 1330 (C=C). Anal. calcd for C
32H
20N
4O
6: C 69.06, H 3.62, N 10.07, O 17.25; found C 69.04, H 3.60, N 10.10, O 17.26. ESI-MS calcd for C
32H
20N
4O
6+H 557.4, found 557.4。
In above-mentioned building-up reactions, the synthetic method reference literature of 5-(nitrophenyl) furans-2-formaldehyde (Wang J X, Chen J C, Li Z J. Chinese. Sci. Bull. 1966,58,419].
2, Hg
2+the making of Test paper: by the filter paper that the cleans up DMSO/H at above-mentioned acceptor molecule
2o (4:1; V/V) soak about 10 minutes in system, taking-up is dried, and is then cut into the test strip of 1 cm × 4cm, is Hg
2+test paper.
3, Hg
2+detection: at the Hg of above-mentioned preparation
2+test paper drips Fe
3+, Fe
2+, Hg
2+, Ag
+, Ca
2+, Cu
2+, Co
2+, Ni
2+, Cd
2+, Pb
2+, Zn
2+, Cr
3+, Mg
2+, Na
+, K
+dMSO solution (0.004 molL
-1).By fluorescent lamp, if the fluorescence of test paper becomes blueness from black, then that add is Hg
2+if the fluorescence color of test paper does not change, then what add is other positively charged ion.
Claims (5)
1. one kind based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali as acceptor molecule detection Hg
2+in application, it is characterized in that: at the DMSO/H of acceptor molecule
2in O system, only has Hg
2+add, the DMSO/H of acceptor molecule can be made
2o system is become colorless by yellow, and all the other cationic DMSO/H added acceptor molecule
2o system color is without impact;
The described structural formula based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali is as follows:
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2. as claimed in claim 1 based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali as acceptor molecule detection Hg
2+in application, it is characterized in that: at the DMSO/H of acceptor molecule
2in O system, only has Hg
2+add and can make acceptor molecule DMSO/H
2the absorption peak of UV spectrum at 451nm place of O system disappears, and the absorption peak at 351nm place strengthens; And all the other cationicly add acceptor molecule DMSO/H
2the UV spectrum of O system is without impact.
3. as claimed in claim 1 based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali as acceptor molecule detection Hg
2+in application, it is characterized in that: at the DMSO/H of acceptor molecule
2in O system, only has Hg
2+add and can make acceptor molecule DMSO/H
2o system launches very strong blue-fluorescence at 446nm place.
4. as claimed in claim 1 based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali as acceptor molecule detection Hg
2+in application, it is characterized in that: be prepared into the Hg based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali
2+test paper.
5. as claimed in claim 4 based on the bilateral west of 1,5-diaminonaphthalene not alkali as acceptor molecule detection Hg
2+in application, it is characterized in that: at Hg
2+test paper drips Fe
3+, Fe
2+, Hg
2+, Ag
+, Ca
2+, Cu
2+, Co
2+, Ni
2+, Cd
2+, Pb
2+, Zn
2+, Cr
3+, Mg
2+, Na
+, K
+dMSO solution, by fluorescent lamp, if the fluorescence of test paper becomes blueness from black, then that add is Hg
2+if the fluorescence color of test paper does not change, then what add is other positively charged ion.
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