In this study, a novel fluorescent cyclic benzobisimidazolium derivative was designed and prepared for the selective recognition of HSO4−. Pre-organization, neutral C–H hydrogen bonds and charge interactions play key roles in recognizing HSO4− in aqueous solution. Spectroscopic studies, including UV-vis and fluorescence, showed that this cyclic receptor exhibited high selectivity in response to HSO4−. X-Ray crystal data, NMR data and theoretical calculations are presented to explain its unique binding mode.
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