Counter-Ion-Regulated Fluoride Sensing by a Silyl-Protected, Highly Conjugated Molecular Wire: From On-Field Analysis to Quantification of Nerve Gas Simulants

Prashant Dattatraya Dewale; Nilanjan Dey

doi:10.1039/d6ma00118a

January 1, 2026Materials AdvancesOpen Access

Counter-Ion-Regulated Fluoride Sensing by a Silyl-Protected, Highly Conjugated Molecular Wire: From On-Field Analysis to Quantification of Nerve Gas Simulants

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Key Points

The aim is to design a molecular probe that selectively senses fluoride in various environments.
Synthesized a π-conjugated donor–acceptor molecular probe.
Utilized tert-butyldimethylsilyl-protected phenolic units and flexible oxyethylene linkers.
Tested the probe's performance in semi-aqueous environments.
Successfully demonstrated selective fluoride detection.
Achieved quantification efficacy for nerve gas simulants.
Indicated potential for on-field analysis applications.

Implication

Demonstrates effective fluoride sensing in semi-aqueous environments, indicating potential for real-world applications.

Abstract

We report the design and synthesis of a π-conjugated donor–acceptor molecular probe bearing terminal tert-butyldimethylsilyl (TBDMS)–protected phenolic units and flexible oxyethylene linkers, engineered for selective fluoride sensing in semi-aqueous environments....

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Dewale et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Counter-Ion-Regulated Fluoride Sensing by a Silyl-Protected, Highly Conjugated Molecular Wire: From On-Field Analysis to Quantification of Nerve Gas Simulants

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Counter-Ion-Regulated Fluoride Sensing by a Silyl-Protected, Highly Conjugated Molecular Wire: From On-Field Analysis to Quantification of Nerve Gas Simulants

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