A fluorescent sensor is discovered to exhibit high sensitivity at one emission wavelength and high enantioselectivity at another when treated with a chiral diamine. By using this fluorescent sensor, it is demonstrated for the first time that both the concentration and enantiomeric composition of a chiral substrate can be determined simultaneously with one fluorescence measurement.
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