Fluorescence Spectroscopy in Analytical Chemistry: A Practical Approach provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental, theoretical aspects and advanced applications of fluorescence spectroscopy in analytical chemistry. The book provides basic knowledge and recent advances, enabling new users to effectively apply techniques. Readers will gain significant insights into recent developments of organic and inorganic fluorophores and their potential applications in fluorescence spectroscopy for quantitative analysis of various molecules. Sections explore the challenges and potential applications, with an emphasis on understanding the theory, detection mechanisms, and new fluorophores for molecular recognition.
The book is a valuable resource, practical guide, and roadmap to fluorescence spectroscopy for all chemists, analytical scientists, academics, and researchers investigating organic and inorganic fluorophore-based sensor technology for molecular and ionic species sensing. It is also an important reference for researchers, bioanalytical chemists, and technologists working on fluorescence spectroscopy.
1. Introduction, Basic Theory and Principles
2. Detection mechanisms in fluorescence analytical spectroscopy
3. Designing of organic fluorophores in fluorescence spectroscopy
4. Carbon nanostructures-based fluorescent probes for the detection of molecular and ionic species
5. Metal nanoclusters in fluorescence spectroscopy for sensing applications
6. Semiconductor quantum dots in fluorescence analytical spectroscopy
7. Upconversion nanoparticles integrated fluorescence spectroscopy for analytical applications
8. Perovskite nanomaterials-based fluorescence spectroscopic analytical methods for analysis of wide variety molecules
9. Biomolecules-based fluorophores for molecular recognitions
10. Two-dimensional nanomaterials-based fluorescence detection approaches
11. Ratiometric fluorescence analytical strategies
12. Fluorescence spectroscopy for single molecule detection
13. Fluorescence spectroscopy for reactive oxygen and nitrogen species assays
14. Detection of gases and volatile molecules by fluorescence spectroscopy
15. Development of fluorescent paper strips for sensing applications
16. Challenges and future prospects of fluorescence spectroscopy in analytical chemistry References
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