The aim is to explore recent developments in detecting Hg2+ ions efficiently using optical methods.
Overview of optical chemosensors and chemodosimeters
Focus on colorimetric and fluorogenic detection techniques
Examination of detection mechanisms and sensitivity enhancements
Optical chemosensors demonstrate high sensitivity to Hg2+, improving detection limits.
Colorimetric methods allow for immediate visual recognition of Hg2+ presence.
Fluorogenic sensors show enhanced luminescent response, indicating Mercury levels effectively.
Abstract
Mercury is one of the most harmful elements. It is commonly present as Hg2+ ion. Its presence in human body creates several health issues. Its detection by colorimetric and fluorogenic...