Chemodosimeters–the reaction based sensing systems for F− ions provide the significantly
higher selectivity due to specificity of their reactions and also better opportunities for analysis …

This review article summarizes the recent advancement of colorimetric and fluorescent
detection of dual anions, fluoride and bisulfate. Different small molecule-based fluorophores …

During the last few years, the preparation of novel fluorescent probes for the selective
detection of chemical species inside mitochondria has attracted considerable attention …

Excessive fluoride ions (F–) in drinking water are harmful to the environment and human
health. However, most reported probes of F–can only detect fluorocarbons rather than …

Large amounts of fluoride ions can cause harm to human bones, organs and nervous
system, thereby affecting human health. So using probes for detection of fluoride ions in …

Since the first report of an F− fluorescent chemodosimeter based on Si–F chemistry, this
sensing strategy will have reached two decades of progress by 2020; especially in the last …

Recent developments in organosilicon-based chemosensors for F− recognition are
reviewed. The design strategies for improving the photophysical properties of organosilicon …

Pyrene functionalized silsesquioxane cages (PySQ) not only provide significant
fluorescence from pyrene–pyrene excimers with a very large Stokes shift (Δλ= 143 nm, 69 …

A new ratiometric fluorescent probe (XWJ) was developed on the basis of Förster resonance
energy transfer (FRET). The probe constructed by dansyl and 2-(3, 5, 5-trimethylcyclohex-2 …

The discovery and implementation of media that derive from bioinspired designs and bear
optical readouts featuring large Stokes shifts are of continued interest to a wide variety of …