In the present study we carried out the synthesis of β-cyclodextrin （β-CD） functionalized gold nanoparticles （AuNPs） using a microwave assisted heating method in alkaline media. Stable dispersion of β-CD stabil...In the present study we carried out the synthesis of β-cyclodextrin （β-CD） functionalized gold nanoparticles （AuNPs） using a microwave assisted heating method in alkaline media. Stable dispersion of β-CD stabilized AuNPs was obtained at an optimized pH of 10,5. At this pH value the deprotonated secondary hydroxyl group of β-CD shows the highest chelating affinity toward Pb2＋ ions thereby inducing AuNP aggregation. The Pb2＋ induced aggregation in β-CD-AuNP solution is monitored by both colorimetric response and UV-Vis spectroscopy. TEM, DLS and FTIR analyses were carried out to confirm the Pb2＋ ion induced aggregation behaviour of β-CD-AuNPs under alkaline conditions. Furthermore at the experimental pH the response of the β-CD-AuNP system towards Pb2＋ ions is selective when compared with other interfering metal cations.展开更多
文摘In the present study we carried out the synthesis of β-cyclodextrin （β-CD） functionalized gold nanoparticles （AuNPs） using a microwave assisted heating method in alkaline media. Stable dispersion of β-CD stabilized AuNPs was obtained at an optimized pH of 10,5. At this pH value the deprotonated secondary hydroxyl group of β-CD shows the highest chelating affinity toward Pb2＋ ions thereby inducing AuNP aggregation. The Pb2＋ induced aggregation in β-CD-AuNP solution is monitored by both colorimetric response and UV-Vis spectroscopy. TEM, DLS and FTIR analyses were carried out to confirm the Pb2＋ ion induced aggregation behaviour of β-CD-AuNPs under alkaline conditions. Furthermore at the experimental pH the response of the β-CD-AuNP system towards Pb2＋ ions is selective when compared with other interfering metal cations.
