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Simultaneous determination of indoor ammonia pollution and its biological metabolite in the human body with a recyclable nanocrystalline lanthanide-functionalized MOF
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Hazardous WasteAmmonia GasEngineeringAir QualityGreen ChemistryOrganic ChemistryChemistryLuminescence PropertyEnvironmental ChemistryChemical EngineeringChemical SafetyEnvironmental HealthToxicologyIndoor Ammonia PollutionPublic HealthThermally Activated Delayed FluorescenceChemical SensorHuman BodyPhotochemistryChemical HazardAmmoniaChemical PollutionEnvironmental EngineeringBiological MetaboliteIndoor Air QualityIntense Luminescence
A Eu(3+) post-functionalized metal-organic framework of nanosized Ga(OH)bpydc(Eu(3+)@Ga(OH)bpydc, 1a) with intense luminescence is synthesized and characterized. Luminescence measurements reveal that 1a can detect ammonia gas selectively and sensitively among various indoor air pollutants. 1a can simultaneously determine a biological ammonia metabolite (urinary urea) in the human body, which is a rare example of a luminescent sensor that can monitor pollutants in the environment and also detect their biological markers. Furthermore, 1a exhibits appealing features including high selectivity and sensitivity, fast response, simple and quick regeneration, and excellent recyclability.
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