Multifunctional rhodamine Schiff base sensor for Pb<sup>2+</sup>: fluorogenic switching, reusability, and structural elucidation through spectroscopic and molecular simulation

This study reports the synthesis of a new rhodamine-based chemosensor for selective Pb 2+ sensing. DFT simulations, molecular docking, and practical validations collectively confirm the sensor’s efficacy for environmental monitoring applications.

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New Journal of Chemistry
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5nj01755f
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Molecular Sensors and Ion Detection
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Multifunctional rhodamine Schiff base sensor for Pb2+: fluorogenic switching, reusability, and structural elucidation through spectroscopic and molecular simulation

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Multifunctional rhodamine Schiff base sensor for Pb2+: fluorogenic switching, reusability, and structural elucidation through spectroscopic and molecular simulation

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This study reports the synthesis of a new rhodamine-based chemosensor for selective Pb 2+ sensing. DFT simulations, molecular docking, and practical validations collectively confirm the sensor’s efficacy for environmental monitoring applications.

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