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Photoluminescent Nanocellulosic Film for Selective Hg 2+ Ion Detection
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Liza, Afroza Akter
, Rojas, Orlando J
, Song, Junlong
, Gao, Rui
, Sun, Jing
, Guo, Jiaqi
, Fang, Wenwen
2024
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Photoluminescent Nanocellulosic Film for Selective Hg 2+ Ion Detection
by
Liza, Afroza Akter
, Rojas, Orlando J
, Song, Junlong
, Gao, Rui
, Sun, Jing
, Guo, Jiaqi
, Fang, Wenwen
2024
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Photoluminescent Nanocellulosic Film for Selective Hg 2+ Ion Detection
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Photoluminescent Nanocellulosic Film for Selective Hg 2+ Ion Detection
2024
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We developed a highly sensitive solid-state sensor for mercury detection by stabilizing red-sub-nanometric fluorescent gold nanoclusters (AuNC, 0.9 ± 0.1 nm diameter) with bovine serum albumin in a matrix composed of cellulose nanofibrils (CNF) (BSA-AuNC/CNF). The main morphological and optical features of the system were investigated via atomic force/transmission electron microscopy and UV-Vis/fluorescence spectroscopy. The hybrid film (off-white and highly transparent) showed strong photoluminescene under UV irradiation. The latter is assigned to the AuNC, which also increase the ductility of the emitting film, which was demonstrated for high sensitivity Hg
detection. When used as a sensor system, following AuNC printing on CNF hybrid films, a limit of detection <10 nM was confirmed. What is more, nanocellulose films have a high pore structure and selective separation properties, showcasing a wide range of potential applications in many fields such as water treatment and oil-water separation.
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