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Polymer-bound dirhodium tetracarboxylate films for fluorescent detection of nitric oxide

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INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Volume 45, Issue 16, Pages 6222-6226

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AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/ic060070s

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A polymer-bound dirhodium complex, [ {Rh-2( O2CCH3)(3)( Ds-pip)} n( O2C-P)], was prepared via ligand exchange of [ Rh-2( O2CCH3)(4)] with the side chains of a methyl methacrylate/ methacrylic acid copolymer ( O2C-P) followed by axial coordination of the fluorophore, N-dansylpiperazine ( Ds-pip). Emission from Ds- pip is quenched when coordinated to the dirhodium complex but can be restored upon displacement by analytes. Exposure of [ {Rh-2( O2CCH3)(3)( Ds-pip)}(n)( O2C-P)] films to aqueous nitric oxide ( NO) evokes a 2.2- fold increase in integrated emission. The polymer matrix excludes potentially interfering analytes including reactive oxygen or nitrogen species, which cannot readily permeate the film.

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