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  4. 基於分子內質子轉移機制的硫化氫感測探針分子的合成、鑑定及應用研究
 
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基於分子內質子轉移機制的硫化氫感測探針分子的合成、鑑定及應用研究

Date Issued
2018
Author(s)
黃士庭
SHI-TING HUANG
Advisor
劉冠妙
Kuan-Miao Liu  
URI
https://handle.ncl.edu.tw/11296/gyc7hf
https://scholars.csmu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/7497
Abstract
本論文旨在合成基於分子內質子轉移機制的硫化氫感測探針,設計的概念為基於本實驗室開發的胺基型分子內質子轉移分子為發光開關基團,配合一引入的對硫化氫敏感的官能基團,在有無硫化氫的存在下產生發光波長位置的差異性,達到檢測的目的。論文中將針對設計的分子進行合成研究上的討論、分子結構的鑑定及感測行為數據的呈現、歸納及討論。
Synthesis, Identification and Application of Hydrogen Sulfide Sensing Probe Molecules Based on Intramolecular Proton Transfer MechanismThis thesis aims to synthesize a hydrogen sulfide sensing probe based on the intramolecular proton transfer mechanism. The design concept is based on the amine-based intramolecular proton transfer molecule developed by our laboratory as a light-emitting switching group, combined with an introduced hydrogen sulfide. Sensitive functional groups, in the presence or absence of hydrogen sulfide, produce differences in the position of the luminescent wavelength for detection purposes. The paper will discuss the synthesis of the designed molecules, the identification of the molecular structure and the presentation, induction and discussion of the sensing behavior data.
Subjects
分子內質子轉移
ESIPT
Type
thesis
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