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- A stable heterometallic metal-organic framework (MOF) was created, which can effectively detect Aspartic acid with a low detection limit of 2.5 μM.
- The MOF can encapsulate Europium (Eu), enhancing its fluorescence, making it useful as a sensor for Ornidazole (ODZ) and leading to the development of a portable ODZ test paper.
- Additionally, the MOF can be used as fluorescent ink for writing, allowing the text to be hidden and restored through chemical treatments, suggesting potential applications in information encryption and storage.
Article Abstract
A highly stable heterometallic MOF, {[(MeNH)]·[CdK(L)(HO)]} (HL = terphenyl-2, 2', 4, 4'-tetracarboxylic acid) (1), was synthesized. 1 featuring one-dimensional channels can efficiently detect Aspartic acid with a low limit of detection (LOD) value (2.5 μM). More interestingly, 1 can encapsulate Eu and sensitize the visible-emitting characteristic fluorescence of Eu in aqueous solution. Then, Eu@CdK-MOF is found to be an excellent fluorescence sensor for the detection of Ornidazole (ODZ) and the portable ODZ test paper is also successfully designed. Eu@CdK-MOF can also be used as fluorescent ink to write some words. The words can be hidden when treated with acid vapor and then the words can be restored when treated with alkaline vapor. More importantly, the hidden information can be read repeatedly. Therefore, this reversible light-emitting and reusable property have great potential for development in information encryption and decryption and information storage.
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