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BODIPY sporopollenin fluorescence sensor for mercury in tap water

Source

A BODIPY dye combined with sporopollenin (a biopolymer from pollen exine) was used as a fluorescence sensor for Hg2+ detection in tap water.

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Cited by3 pages
Metals measured1
Evidence tierA
Year2024

Overview

A BODIPY dye combined with sporopollenin (a biopolymer from pollen exine) was used as a fluorescence sensor for Hg2+ detection in tap water. The paper focuses on sensor development; no food matrix samples are reported.

Key numbers

  • LOD, linear range, and selectivity data in full paper.
  • Tap water validation only.

Methods (brief)

BODIPY-sporopollenin fluorescence sensing for total Hg2+. No speciation (does not distinguish MeHg from inorganic Hg). Water matrix only.

Implications

Certification: Method development; no food data. Courses: Demonstrates biopolymer-based fluorescence sensing platforms for heavy metals.

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