Synthesis and Photochemistry/photophysics studies of the intelligent luminescent molecular sensors for selective detection in Biochemistry and chemistry. (Q84194)

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Project Q84194 in Poland
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Synthesis and Photochemistry/photophysics studies of the intelligent luminescent molecular sensors for selective detection in Biochemistry and chemistry.
Project Q84194 in Poland

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    800,000.0 zloty
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    192,000.0 Euro
    13 January 2020
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    800,000.0 zloty
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    192,000.0 Euro
    13 January 2020
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    100.0 percent
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    1 October 2016
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    30 September 2019
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    POLITECHNIKA KRAKOWSKA IM. TADEUSZA KOŚCIUSZKI
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    The main purpose of this project is the synthesis of new high performance luminescent molecular sensors as well as their quantitative spectrophotometric and spectrofluorometric studies. The developed novel systems will be examined for their suitability, efficiency and effectiveness in real time monitoring of a variety processes using spectrometric methods.The prepared systems will be characterized in terms of their lifetime and quantum yield of fluorescence, photostability, Stokes’ shift and the value of the dipole moment in the excited state. Probes with the highest values of features mentioned above will be particularly desirable, because of their strong dependence on the changes of pH, polarity, ionic strength, viscosity, formation of hydrogen bond and presence of quenchers. These compounds will be applied in biological and chemical studies as well as pharmaceutical and polymer industry, and environmental protection. (Polish)
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    The main purpose of this project is the synthesis of new high performance luminescent molecular sensors as well as their quantitative Spectrophotometric and spectrofluorometric studies. The developed novel systems will be examined for their suitability, efficiency and effectiveness in real time monitoring of a variety processes using spectrometric methods.The prepared systems will be characterised in terms of their lifetime and quantum yield of fluorescence, photostability, Stokes’ shift and the value of the dipole moment in the excited state. Probes with the highest values of features mentioned above will be particularly Desirable, because of their strong dependence on the changes of pH, polarity, ionic strength, viscosity, formation of hydrogen bond and presence of quenchers. These compounds will be applied in biological and chemical studies as well as pharmaceutical and polymer industry, and environmental protection. (English)
    14 October 2020
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    POIR.04.04.00-00-1E42/16
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