Investigation of Spectrofluorimetric and Electrochemical Properties of Schiff Bases and Metal Complexes

Öz

In this review article, the electrochemical and fluorescence properties of Schiff bases are discussed. Schif bases are structures that contain primary amines as a result of the condensation of aldehydes or ketones. They become radical with the excitation of electrons from the amine groups in their structures and show fluorescence properties. Likewise, radicalized electrons are an important container in electrochemical applications, especially in sensor applications, and Schiff bases such as ferrocene have shown significant sensitivity in suitable buffer solutions. This review article is informative for electrochemical and fluorescence applications with Schiff bases.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Electrochemistry
• Fluorescence
• Metal Complexes
• Schiff Base

Schiff Bazları ve Metal Komplekslerinin Spektroflorimetrik ve Elektrokimyasal Özelliklerinin İncelenmesi

Öz

Bu derleme yazısında Schiff bazlarının elektrokimyasal ve floresans özellikleri tartışılmıştır. Schif bazları, aldehitlerin veya ketonların yoğunlaşması sonucu birincil aminler içeren yapılardır. Yapılarındaki amin gruplarından elektronların uyarılması ile radikalleşirler ve floresans özelliği gösterirler. Aynı şekilde, radikalleşmiş elektronlar, elektrokimyasal uygulamalarda, özellikle sensör uygulamalarında önemli bir kaptır ve ferrosen gibi Schiff bazları, uygun tampon çözeltilerde önemli bir hassasiyet göstermiştir. Bu derleme makalesi, Schiff bazları ile elektrokimyasal ve floresan uygulamaları için bilgilendiricidir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Elektrokimya
• Floresans
• Metal Kompleksler
• Schiff Bazı

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