Phosphorous doped graphiticcarbon nitride for detection of heavy metals 2023-25 English
By: Nimra noor
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TextPublisher: GC University Lahore Deptt: chemistry Description: Mphil thesis CDSummary: Abstract:
Phosphorous doped grap hitic carbon nitride(p-Gc^D fabricated by hydrothermal method, using
Urea and ammonium phosphate as precursors. The preparedp-GcN showed strong blue-green
fluorescence, which is effectively quenched in the presence of Fe*3 ions. The fluorescence
intensity decreases with increasing the concentration of Fe*3, following the stern-volmer
relationship. A good linear range is obsen.ed rvithin the range of 10-100pM with low detection
limit of 3'4 pM. The quench behavior confirmed static quenching mechanism, suggesting
strong interaction between P-GCN and of Fe*3 ions. The observed ,6turn-off, fluorescence
response demonstrates that P-GCN is highll.sensitive and selective for Fe3* detection, making
it a promising candidate for en'ironmental and analytical apprications.
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Abstract:
Phosphorous doped grap hitic carbon nitride(p-Gc^D fabricated by hydrothermal method, using
Urea and ammonium phosphate as precursors. The preparedp-GcN showed strong blue-green
fluorescence, which is effectively quenched in the presence of Fe*3 ions. The fluorescence
intensity decreases with increasing the concentration of Fe*3, following the stern-volmer
relationship. A good linear range is obsen.ed rvithin the range of 10-100pM with low detection
limit of 3'4 pM. The quench behavior confirmed static quenching mechanism, suggesting
strong interaction between P-GCN and of Fe*3 ions. The observed ,6turn-off, fluorescence
response demonstrates that P-GCN is highll.sensitive and selective for Fe3* detection, making
it a promising candidate for en'ironmental and analytical apprications.
Mphil Chemistry
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