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研究生: 陳靖怡
Yi, Ching
論文名稱: 含拉電子基團之冠醚二苯乙烯衍生物的合成及螢光感測特性研究
Synthesis and Characterization of Fluorescent Crown Ether Chemosensor Containing Cyano Groups
指導教授: 陳雲
Chen, Yun
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 工學院 - 化學工程學系
Department of Chemical Engineering
論文出版年: 2009
畢業學年度: 97
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 68
中文關鍵詞: 冠醚分子雙螢光光譜螢光感測器二苯乙烯衍生物
外文關鍵詞: Fluorescent chemosensor, Stilbene derivative, Dual fluorescence, Crown ether
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  • 本研究合成含冠醚(monoaza-15-crown-5)以及二苯乙烯(stilbene)衍生物之螢光感測器(CN-Crown和H-Crown),探討導入拉電子基團後對感測行為的影響,並比較兩者對金屬離子的選擇性和靈敏性。CN-Crown含有溴、氰基兩個拉電子基,H-Crown則只導入溴一個拉電子基。當加入不同金屬離子或改變金屬離子濃度時,螢光光譜會有明顯改變,並藉此探討其選擇性和靈敏性。由螢光光譜可觀察,只有導入強拉電子基的CN-Crown在不同極性溶劑中有定域化激發態(LE)-分子內電荷轉移態(ICT)的雙螢光現象,且隨著溶劑極性的增加,螢光光譜會有紅位移現象。CN-Crown對鋰離子有獨特的選擇性和高靈敏性(可偵測的最低濃度可以小於1 ppm),而H-Crown則對鋰離子和鐵離子產生螢光萃熄。以鋰離子濃度滴定實驗可得到,相較於H-Crown (Ksv = 6.13×103 M-1),CN-Crown (Ksv = 6.39×104 M-1)顯示出很高的靈敏性。電化學的探討則以循環伏安法(CV)求得HOMO與LUMO能階,發現導入強拉電子基的CN-Crown擁有較小的能隙。

    To study the effect of electron-withdrawing group upon sensory characteristics of fluorescent chemosensors containing crown ether moiety (monoaza-15-crown-5), two stilbene derivatives CN-Crown and H-Crown were synthesized to compare their selectivity and sensitivity toward metal ions. CN-Crown contains two e-withdrawing groups (bromine and cyano) in stilbene unit, whereas H-Crown possesses bromine only. Fluorescence spectral variations in the presence of different metal ions or concentrations were used to elucidate the selectivity and sensitivity, respectively. CN-Crown displays dual fluorescence; where the short-wavelength emission (locally-excited state) mainly results from the stilbene group and the long-wavelength emission is attributed to the intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) process between electron-donor (amino) to electron-acceptor (stilbene unit). CN-Crown shows high selectivity toward Li+, while H-Crown is quenched not only by Li+ but also by Fe3+. The sensitivity of CN-Crown toward Li+ (Ksv = 6.39×104 M-1) is about one order higher than that of H-Crown (Ksv = 6.13×103 M-1). Clearly, e-withdrawing cyano group promotes ICT process in CN-Crown that results in its enhanced selectivity and sensitivity. In addition, incorporation of cyano group not only causes red-shift in fluorescence spectra but also leads to lower band gap in electrochemical property.

    Abstract I Acknowledgment III Table of Contents IV List of Schemes VI List of Tables VI List of Figures VI Chapter 1 General Introduction 1 1-1 Background of Chemosensors 1 1-2 Introduction to Crown Ethers 3 1-3 Photoinduced Electron Transfer, PET 6 1-3-1 Principles 6 1-3-2 Crown-Containing PET Sensors 7 1-3-3 PET sensors involving excimer formation 8 1-3-4 PET Sensors Involving Energy Transfer 9 1-4 Photoinduced Charge Transfer,PCT 9 1-4-1 Principles 9 1-4-2 PCT Sensors in Which Bound Cation Interacts With an Electron-Donating Group 11 1-5 Research Motivation 13 Chapter 2 Theoretical Background 14 2-1 Principle of Photoluminescence 14 2-2 Solvent Effects on Emission Spectra 17 2-3 Fluorescence Quenching 19 2-3-1 Dynamic Quenching 19 2-3-2 Static Quenching. 20 2- 4 Frster and Dexter Energy Transfer 21 2-5 Photophysical characties of Diphenylethene 23 2-6 Reaction mechanism 25 2-6-1 Wittig Reaction 25 2-6-2 Knoevenagel Reaction 26 Chapter 3 Experimental Section 27 3-1 Instruments of Chemical Synthesis 27 3-2 Measurements 27 3-3 Preparation of titration solutions 30 3-4 Materials 30 3-5 Scheme of Chemosensors 32 3-6 Synthesized Procedures 33 Chapter 4 Results and Discussion 36 4-1 Synthesis and Characterization 36 4-2 Optimization 3-D structure analysis of CN-Crown and H-Crown 37 4-3 Optical Properties 37 4-4 Influence of solvent on absorption and fluorescence spectra 38 4-5 Chemosensory fluorescence response to metal ions 39 4-6 Response sensitivity toward Li+ 40 4-7 Influence of pH on fluorescence spectra 40 4-8 Electrochemical Properties 41 Chapter 5 Conclusions 42 Reference 43 Appendix 68 Curriculum Vitae 68

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