Abstract
We have synthesized minor groove imidazole functionalized (S)-BINOL from (S)-BINOL. The molecule has been designed in such a way that this molecule introduces new opportunities in the field of chiral recognition and Cu(II) sensing. The developed sensor has high selectivity for Cu(II) among the metal ions tested by fluorescence turn off manner. The fluorescence chiral discrimination towards unmodified α-aminoacids has been studied for the in situ generated Cu(II) complex of 1 which shows remarkable results. The ligand displacement mechanism can be attributed for the fluorescent chiral discrimination.
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