Simple solid-phase spectrophotometric method for free iron(III) determination
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Abstract
A simple and rapid solid-phase spectrophotometric procedure to determine free Fe(III) in environmental and biological samples is proposed. In particular, a deferoxamine (DFO) self assembled monolayer on mesoporous silica (DFO SAMMS) is developed and here applied as a sensor for iron(III). The solid product became brownish when put in contact with iron(III) solutions; so an immediate application as colorimetric sensor is considered. In order to optimize the DFO SAMMS synthesis and to obtain the best product for iron(III) sensing, a factorial experimental design is performed selecting the maximum absorption at 425 nm as response. The robustness of the spectrophotometric method is also proved. Keywords: Free iron(III), Deferoxamine, Self assembled monolayer, Mesoporous silica, Solid-phase spectrophotometry
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| Authors | Alberti, Giancarla;Emma, Giovanni;Colleoni, Roberta;Nurchi, Valeria Marina;Pesavento, Maria;Biesuz, Raffaela; |
| Journal | arabian journal of chemistry |
| Year | 2019 |
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