An off-on fluorescence sensor based on the hydrogen-bonded organic framework for the detection of ascorbic acid

Guang Wu; Shipeng He; Li-Wen Wang; Deng Zhao; Dating Tian; N. Zhou

doi:10.1039/d5ay00818b

January 1, 2025Analytical Methods

An off-on fluorescence sensor based on the hydrogen-bonded organic framework for the detection of ascorbic acid

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The fluorescence sensor successfully detects ascorbic acid levels with high accuracy and sensitivity.
Key evidence shows the sensor can measure concentrations effectively, improving food and drug safety standards.
This study employs a design based on a hydrogen-bonded organic framework for effective detection.
These advancements highlight the potential for better disease monitoring and nutritional assessments.

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Study demonstrates an innovative fluorescence sensor for detecting ascorbic acid in food and drugs, indicating improved monitoring capabilities.

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Ascorbic acid (AA) is essential to human health, and accurate detection of AA content in food and drugs is necessary for disease monitoring. In this study, a hydrogen-bonded organic framework...

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