CS201713B1 - Preparation for encreasing the intensity of the chemical-luminiscence radiation - Google Patents
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- YRRFBANPGRXQNJ-UHFFFAOYSA-M acetyl(trimethyl)azanium;bromide Chemical compound [Br-].CC(=O)[N+](C)(C)C YRRFBANPGRXQNJ-UHFFFAOYSA-M 0.000 claims 1
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ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ POPIS VYNALEZU 201713 R E P U B L 1( 1» ) K A K AUTORSKÉMU OSVĚDČENÍ (Π) (Bl) (22)' Přihlášeno 16 06 78(21) (PV 3990-78) (51) Int. Cl? / G 01 N 21/00 / ÚŘAD PRO VYNÁLEZY A OBJEVY (40) Zveřejněno 31 03 80 (45) Vydáno 15 08 82 (75)CZECHOSLOVAK SOCIALISTIC DESCRIPTION 201713 R E P U B L 1 (1 ») C A CERTIFICATE OF CERTIFICATE (Π) (Bl) (22) 'Registered 16 06 78 (21) (PV 3990-78) (51) Int. Cl? / G 01 N 21/00 / OFFICE AND DISCOVERY OFFICE (40) Posted 31 03 80 (45) Published 15 08 82 (75)
Autor vynálezu LASOVSKÝ JAN RNDr. CSc., PROSTĚJOV a GRAMBAL FRANTIŠEKing., OLOMOUC (54) Přípravek ke zvýšení intenzity chemiluminiscenčního zářeníAuthor of the invention LASOVSKÝ JAN RNDr. CSc., PROSTĚJOV and GRAMBAL FRANTIŠEKing., OLOMOUC (54) Preparation for increasing the intensity of chemiluminescent radiation
Vynález se týká přípravku ke zvýšení che-miluminiscenčního záření v roztocích chemi-luminiscenčních látek, zejména v alkalickémroztoku luminolu a peroxidu vodíku, za pří-tomnosti katalyzátoru reakce.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a composition for enhancing fluorescence radiation in solutions of chemiluminescent substances, in particular in alkaline solutions of luminol and hydrogen peroxide, in the presence of a reaction catalyst.
Mnohé reakce produkují registrovatelnézáření, které je v reprodukovatelném vztahuke koncentracím složek reakce, popřípadě ka-talyzátorů. Chemiluminiscenční reakce dovo-lují poměrně snadné a často extrémně citlivéstanovení například stop kovových iontů, or-ganických sloučenin fosforu, hexos, peroxiduvodíku, chloru, chlornanů, fenolů, aromatic-kých aminů, cholesterolu a podobně. Obvyklese chemiluminiscenční reakce projeví zářenímve viditelné, nebo ultrafialové části spektra,které během krátké doby dosáhne maxima in-tenzity záření Im a poměrně rychle odeznívá.Vyhodnocení obsahu stanovené látky se pro-vádí pomocí kalibračních grafů, ve kterýchse nejčastěji používá hodnot Imax, nebo celko-vé intenzity měřené během několika minut(viz Babko A. K., Dubověnko L. I., Lukovska-ja N. M.: Chemilj um inescentnyj analiz, Ki-jev 1966). Někdy se původní záření produko-vané reakcí převádí přídavkem fluorescenčnílátky na její záření fluorescenční (viz ErdeyL., Pickering W. F., Wilson C. L.: Talanta 9,371 (1962) resp. Kloskow D., Teckentrug J.:Wtfa 33,889(1976).Many reactions produce registerable radiation that is reproducibly related to the concentration of reaction components or catalysts. Chemiluminescence reactions allow relatively easy and often extremely sensitive determination of, for example, traces of metal ions, organic compounds of phosphorus, hexoses, peroxide hydrogen, chlorine, hypochlorites, phenols, aromatic amines, cholesterol and the like. Usually, the chemiluminescence reaction exhibits radiation in the visible or ultraviolet part of the spectrum, which within a short time reaches the maximum radiation intensity Im and disappears quite quickly. The evaluation of the content of the substance is carried out by means of calibration graphs in which the Imax or most commonly used values are most commonly used. intense intensity measured in minutes (see Babko AK, Dubova LI, Lukovska NM: Chemilj inescentny analiz, Ki-phenomenon 1966). Sometimes, the original radiation produced by the reaction is converted by fluorescence to its fluorescent radiation (see ErdeyL., Pickering W.F., Wilson C.L. Talanta 9,371 (1962) and Kloskow D., Teckentrug J.Wtfa 33,889 (1976)).
Fluorescenční látka působí v roztoku jakoakceptor energie. V případě, že by všechnyexcitované molekuly donoru předaly svojienergii akceptorům, bylo by zvýšení intenzi-ty emitovaního záření významné. Nedostat-kem je, že v kapalné fázi závisí přenos ener-gie mezi donorem a akceptorem na mnohafaktorech, které snižují účinnost přenosu acelkový efekt není příliš výrazný.The fluorescent agent acts as an energy acceptor in the solution. In case all excited donor molecules would pass their energy to acceptors, increasing the intensity of emitting radiation would be significant. A drawback is that, in the liquid phase, the energy transfer between the donor and the acceptor depends on many factors that reduce the efficiency of the transfer and the total effect is not very pronounced.
Uvedené nedostatky odstraňuje vynález,jehož předmětem je přípravek ke zvýšení in-tenzity chemiluminiscenčního záření při re-akcích v roztocích ehemiluminiscenčních lá-tek, zejména v alkalickém roztoku a pero-xidu vodíku za přítomnosti katalyzátorureakce.The present invention is solved by the present invention, which relates to a preparation for increasing the intensity of chemiluminescent radiation in reactions in hemiluminescent solutions, in particular in alkaline solution and hydrogen peroxide in the presence of a catalyst reaction.
Podstatou vynálezu je, že přípravek obsa-huje kationoidní tenzid, výhodně cetyltrime-thylamoniumbromid v koncentraci od 3,6.10*3M do 10“2M a fluoreskující látku, výhod-ně fluorescein v koncentraci od 7.10“5M dol,8.10_4M.SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a cationic surfactant, preferably cetyltrimethylammonium bromide, at a concentration of from about 3.6 * 10 < 3 > to 10 < 2 >
Roztoky kationoidních tenzidů při koncen-tracích větších než je kritická micellární kon-centrace poskytují tzv. micellární útvary, mi-celly. Velmi zjednodušeně je možné tentoútvar chápat jako kulově symetrický shlukmnoha molekul tenzidu, které jsou ve vod-ných roztocích orientovány hydrofobní částído nitra klubka a iontovou, polární, částí na- 201713Solutions of cationic surfactants at concentrations greater than the critical micellar concentration provide the so-called micellar formations, mi-cells. In a very simplified way, this process can be understood as a spherical symmetric cluster of surfactant molecules that are oriented in the aqueous solutions by the hydrophobic part of the nitro core and the ionic, polar, part of the 201713.
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