Method used for absorbing carbon dioxide with conjugated polymer and boron nitride composite material, and monitoring carbon dioxide slow release
A technology of conjugated polymers and composite materials, which is applied in the fields of environmental/food/medicine/biological testing and determination, and can solve the problems of increasing the cost of polymer preparation
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[0068] Example 1, detection of conjugated polymer and boron nitride composite material with different concentrations of CO 2 Fluorescence spectrum of action
[0069] (a) Production of CO in the environment of ice-water mixture 2 Saturated aqueous solution: continuous feeding of pure CO in ultrapure water 2 Gas more than 30min, get saturated CO 2 aqueous solution, at this time CO 2 The concentration is 74.94mM;
[0070] (b) will saturate CO 2 The aqueous solution and ultrapure water are mixed in different proportions to prepare a series of 2 Concentration standard solutions (0mM, 0.15mM, 0.30mM, 0.45mM, 0.60mM, 0.75mM, 0.90mM, 1.50mM, 3.00mM);
[0071] (c) 10.0 μL PFBT (0.5 mg / mL) and 5.0 μL BN (1.0 mg / mL) were added to 485 μL of different concentrations of CO in step (b) 2 in solution;
[0072] (d) measure the fluorescence spectrum of the sample of step (c) with a fluorescence spectrophotometer or a multifunctional microplate reader, the excitation wavelength is 380nm;...
Embodiment 2
[0074] Embodiment 2, different CO 2 Concentration and polymer PFBT exist and do not exist the fluorescence intensity FRET ratio of boron nitride (I531nm / I 418nm ) relationship comparison chart
[0075] According to the fluorescence spectrum that step (d) obtains in embodiment 1, calculate the fluorescence intensity ratio (abbreviated as (I) at 531nm and 418nm 531nm / I 418nm )), the larger the ratio, the larger the fluorescence resonance energy transfer of the polymer PFBT, and the more obvious the quenching occurs.
[0076] figure 2 for CO 2 Comparison plot of concentration versus FRET ratio for polymeric PFBT in the presence and absence of boron nitride.
[0077] Depend on figure 2 It can be seen that the larger the FRET ratio, the greater the CO 2 The higher the concentration. Compared with the presence and absence of boron nitride, the FRET ratio decreased, indicating that some of the CO 2 Adsorbed by the composite material.
Embodiment 3
[0078] Example 3. Stimuli-responsive conjugated polymer and boron nitride composite material detecting the fluorescence spectrum and FRET ratio of slowly releasing carbon dioxide versus time
[0079] The carbon dioxide concentration is 0.75mM, the volume of the aqueous solution of the conjugated polymer: the volume of the boron nitride dispersion liquid: CO 2 Volume of aqueous solution = 10.0 μL: 5.0 μL: 485 μL.
[0080] image 3 It is a relationship diagram of the fluorescence FRET ratio of slowly releasing carbon dioxide measured in Example 3 of the present invention for the stimuli-responsive conjugated polymer and boron nitride composite material as a function of time.
[0081] image 3 a is the fluorescence emission spectrum of the polymer without boron nitride as a function of incubation time, image 3 b is the fluorescence emission spectrum of the composite of polymer and boron nitride as a function of incubation time,
[0082] image 3 c is to calculate image 3 ...
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