ArticleACS applied materials & interfaces2025
Curcuminoid-Based Responsive Surfaces for Fluorescent BF
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Abstract
The strategic design of a novel curcuminoid (CCMoid), termed PA, containing pyrene units and a terminal carboxylic group provides the necessary tools for its efficient immobilization on surfaces and its potential use as an optical chemosensor. To this end, our work provides a robust methodology for the preparation of CCMoid-based active surfaces with a fluorescent response and reusability. The covalent immobilization of the CCMoid is obtained by the reaction of the acidic groups of PA and the imidazole ends of the previously functionalized substrates. In this way, fluorescent patterned surfaces of PA, whose emission could be observed in the visible region thanks to the pyrene groups of the CCMoid, were obtained using microcontact printing. In addition, the coordination of BF
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