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Ag@FONPs nanohybrids derived from a sulfur-functionalized dicarbene ligand function as efficient catalysts and selective sensors for azide ions. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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This research focuses on developing Ag@FONPs nanohybrids using a sulfur-bridged ligand for sensing and catalytic purposes.

June 4, 2026New Journal of Chemistry0 citations

Ag@FONPs Nanohybrids Derived from Sulfur-Functionalized Dicarbene Ligand: Efficient Catalysts and Selective Azide Ion Sensors

RKRohitash Kumar KGKopal Garg VYVaishali Yadav

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This research focuses on developing Ag@FONPs nanohybrids using a sulfur-bridged ligand for sensing and catalytic purposes.
Fabrication of fluorescent organic nanoparticles via water-based re-precipitation method
Characterization of nanoparticles' fluorescence and catalytic properties
FONPs exhibited strong blue fluorescence, enhancing visibility in applications
Nanohybrids demonstrated high catalytic efficiency in targeted reactions
Selective sensing of azide ions was achieved, indicating practical application potential

Abstract

A sulfur-bridged dibenzimidazolium-based pincer ligand was successfully synthesized and utilized to fabricate fluorescent organic nanoparticles (FONPs) via a simple, water-based re-precipitation method. The FONPs exhibited strong blue fluorescence, and upon...

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