Abstract

Selective mercuration at the 1,6-positions of 2-hydroxy derivative of Nile Red and its application towards -selective signaling was investigated. The 2-hydroxy Nile Red exhibited a selective UV-vis absorption and fluorescent signaling behavior towards ions over common coexisting physiologically important metal ions in aqueous environment. NMR studies revealed that the mercuration was selectively effected at the 1,6-positions of 2-hydroxy Nile Red, which is quite different from that at the 6,8-positions for the parent Nile Red.

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