1,3,5-Trinitrotoluene Sensor Based on Silole Nanoaggregates
Bomina Shin, Honglae Sohn
Abstract
Bomina Shin, Honglae Sohn
Abstract
Bis(methyltetraphenyl)silole and bis(methyltetraphenyl)silole siloxane nanoaggregates for the detection of TNT were developed by using aggregation-induced emission property. Their absolute quantum yields and critical water concentration for onset of aggregation were measured. Average particle size for both nanoaggregates were measured and tuned by controlling the water fraction by volume. Absolute quantum yield of both nanoaggregates in 90% water volume fraction increased by more than 40 times. Detection of TNT was achieved from the quenching PL measurement of both nanoaggregates by adding the TNT. A linear Stern-Volmer relationship was observed for the detection of TNT.
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Bis(methyltetraphenyl)silole and bis(methyltetraphenyl)silole siloxane nanoaggregates for the detection of TNT were developed by using aggregation-induced emission property. Their absolute quantum yields and critical water concentration for onset of aggregation were measured. Average particle size for both nanoaggregates were measured and tuned by controlling the water fraction by volume. Absolute quantum yield of both nanoaggregates in 90% water volume fraction increased by more than 40 times. Detection of TNT was achieved from the quenching PL measurement of both nanoaggregates by adding the TNT. A linear Stern-Volmer relationship was observed for the detection of TNT.
Key concepts: Trinitrotoluene, Materials science, Nanotechnology, Explosive material, Organic chemistry, Chemistry