Fluoride selective nanostructural optodes – Introducing nanofibers based sensing analytical devices nFADs

An alternative for paper-based analytical devices is proposed – a nanofibers mat, a porous structure prepared from plasticized lipophilic polymer containing fluoride selective corolla ionophore and ion-exchanger. This structure is applied as a receptor allowing camera assisted readout of optical signal related to change of fluoride anions concentration in a sample due to the presence of Si-corrole ionophore. A linear relation of color intensity of the probe in red or green channel on logarithm of analyte concentration in the sample within the range from 10 -6 to 10 -1 M was obtained. Advantageously analytical signal is obtained within short time and due to applied modification of nanofibers mat, addition of a pH buffer to the sample is not necessary. Herein proposed system – nanofiber based analytical device, nFAD, is analogous to a paper micropads system. • Nanofiber based analytical device, nFAD, analogous to a paper uPADs, are proposed. • Nanofiber mat is a porous structure prepared from plasticized lipophilic polymer. • Nanofibers contain fluoride selective Si-corolla ionophore and ion-exchanger. • nFAD proposed allow camera assisted readout of optical signal related to change of fluoride anions concentration in a sample.

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Sensors and Actuators B Chemical
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2025-05-09
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.snb.2025.137945
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Biosensors and Analytical Detection
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An alternative for paper-based analytical devices is proposed – a nanofibers mat, a porous structure prepared from plasticized lipophilic polymer containing fluoride selective corolla ionophore and ion-exchanger. This structure is applied as a receptor allowing camera assisted readout of optical signal related to change of fluoride anions concentration in a sample due to the presence of Si-corrole ionophore. A linear relation of color intensity of the probe in red or green channel on logarithm of analyte concentration in the sample within the range from 10 -6 to 10 -1 M was obtained. Advantageously analytical signal is obtained within short time and due to applied modification of nanofibers mat, addition of a pH buffer to the sample is not necessary. Herein proposed system – nanofiber based analytical device, nFAD, is analogous to a paper micropads system. • Nanofiber based analytical device, nFAD, analogous to a paper uPADs, are proposed. • Nanofiber mat is a porous structure prepared from plasticized lipophilic polymer. • Nanofibers contain fluoride selective Si-corolla ionophore and ion-exchanger. • nFAD proposed allow camera assisted readout of optical signal related to change of fluoride anions concentration in a sample.

Sensors and Actuators B ChemicalVol. 441
University of Rome Tor Vergata (IT), University of Warsaw (PL)
Narodowe Centrum Nauki
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Biosensors and Analytical Detection
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