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A Novel Colorimetric Sensor for Selective Sensing of Cu (II) in Aqueous Media

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A novel colorimetric sensor based on BMPA derivative was designed and synthesized. The sensor displayed high selective and sensitive recognition of Cu²⁺ in aqueous DMSO solution via an obvious color change from yellow to pink. The color change can be attribute to form a complex with Cu²⁺ with C=O and N-H bonds. Based on this principle, an analytical method was developed and successfully used in the determination of the copper content in actual sample.

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Chemical Engineering and Material Properties II

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 549)

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July 2012

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Wei Yu, Xin Zhou, Ying Ai Piao, Xue Wu

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Aqueous Media, Colorimetric, Copper Ion

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