Boron fused pyrazolyl zinc salen as a self-powered ultra-sensitive sensor for pico-molar nicotine detection in realistic smoke environments

Sasmita Dhala; Prakash Nayak; Indrajit Mondal; Chinmaya Sahoo; Satyaprasad P. Senanayak; Krishnan Venkatasubbaiah

doi:10.1039/d6ma00242k

January 1, 2026Materials AdvancesOpen Access

Boron fused pyrazolyl zinc salen as a self-powered ultra-sensitive sensor for pico-molar nicotine detection in realistic smoke environments

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Key Points

To develop a highly sensitive sensor for detecting nicotine, particularly in harmful smoke environments.
Synthesis of boron fused pyrazolyl zinc salen compound
Testing sensor performance in realistic smoke conditions
Assessment of sensitivity to pico-molar nicotine levels
Achieved pico-molar detection sensitivity for nicotine
Demonstrated effectiveness in complex smoke environments
Indicated potential for health impact monitoring and regulation

Implication

Demonstrates the efficacy of a novel sensor for pico-molar nicotine detection in smoke environments, indicating its potential for health monitoring.

Abstract

Sensitive detection of nicotine is essential owing to its adverse effects on human health; in particular, nicotine is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular and respiratory disorders and multiple types...

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Dhala et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Boron fused pyrazolyl zinc salen as a self-powered ultra-sensitive sensor for pico-molar nicotine detection in realistic smoke environments

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Boron fused pyrazolyl zinc salen as a self-powered ultra-sensitive sensor for pico-molar nicotine detection in realistic smoke environments

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