Fluorogenic and chromogenic three-dimensional ionophores as selective reagents for detecting ions in biological fluids
CA 1305133 C · Owner: Masilamani, Divakaran · Inventors: Lucas, Mariann Elizabeth; Hammond, George Simms; Masilamani, Divakaran
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Novel fluorogenic and chromogenic three-dimensional ionophores are provided which selectively bond ions such as potassium sodium, and, lithium, even in neutral aqueous or alcohol media. The novel ionophores comprise an "ion-recognizing system" fused to a "signal-moiety" through one or more heteroatoms having a non-bonded electron pair. The signal-moieties are selected from the group consisting of fused ring heterocyclics, fused aromatics and, subsituted aromatics having at least one nitro or azo moiety. The ion-recognizing system is a three-dimensional cryptand. The ionophores are ideal for the selective and direct termination of ions in biological or environmental samples and the like. …
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