Desenvolvimento, otimização e aplicação de sensor biomimético com tradução óptica seletivo ao corante verde ácido 16
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2019-02-18
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Mortari, Bianca
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Este trabalho propõe a síntese de MIP usando como molécula molde, ou template, o corante Verde Ácido 16 (AG16), um corante do grupo dos trifenilmetanos. A síntese foi feita pelo método em bulk; diretamente sobre a fibra óptica, usada como transdutor no desenvolvimento do sensor óptico; e também diretamente em placas de vidro, para fins de caracterização morfológica dos materiais impressos. O polímero sintetizado e o sensor construído foram caracterizados por Microscopia Eletrônica de Varredura (MEV), Espectroscopia vibracional da região no Infravermelho (IV), Reflectância Total Atenuada (RTA) e Microscopia Confocal. Os parâmetros otimizados para o desempenho do sensor foram temperatura, tempo de adsorção/pré-concentração e pH, obtendo-se os melhores resultados a 25 ºC, 60 minutos e pH 7,0; respectivamente. Sob estas condições os limites de detecção e quantificação do MIP-sensor foram 62,2 e 188 µmol L-1 respectivamente, com valores de repetibilidade e reprodutibilidade, em termos do desvio padrão relativo (RSD) abaixo de 4%. Nos experimentos realizados usando o MIP-optodo-AG16 na presença de outros quatro corantes diferentes, os valores de obtidos para a retenção/adsorção desses corantes mostraram a excelente seletividade do tip-sensor construído. Na aplicação em amostras de rio e de efluente industrial enriquecidas com AG16, os valores de recuperação obtidos foram próximos a 100% para o MIP-optodo, mostrando a eficiência do sensor em relação ao NIP-optodo. Desta forma, este trabalho de mestrado mostra um sensor óptico inédito na literatura com excelente desempenho e promissor para análise de corantes em efluentes industriais de forma seletiva e confiável.
This work proposes the synthesis of a MIP using Acid Green 16 (AG16) dye as template molecule of the triphenylmethane group. The synthesis was made by bulk method directly on the optical fiber surface which is using as a transducer in the development of optical sensor and also synthesized directly on glass plates for morphological characterization of the printed materials. The synthesized polymer and the constructed sensor were characterized by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Infrared (IR), Attenuated Total Reflectance (ATR) and Confocal Microscopy. The optimized parameters were temperature, adsorption/pre-concentration time, pH, obtaining the best results at 25 ºC, 60 minutes and pH 7,0 respectively. Under these conditions for the MIP-sensor the limits of detection and quantification were 62.2 and 188 μmol L-1 respectively, with repeatability and reproducibility values in terms of relative standard deviation (RSD) below 4%. The experiments were performed using MIP-optode-AG16 in presence of four other different dyes and the values obtained for the retention/adsorption of those dyes showed the excellent selectivity of the constructed tip-sensor. For application the river samples and industrial effluent were enriched with AG16 and recovery values were obtained close to 100% for the MIP-optodo that showing the efficiency of the sensor in relation to the NIP-optodo. Thus this master's work shows the development of an exceptional optical sensor for the literature with excellent performance and promising for dye analysis in industrial effluents in a selective and reliable way.
This work proposes the synthesis of a MIP using Acid Green 16 (AG16) dye as template molecule of the triphenylmethane group. The synthesis was made by bulk method directly on the optical fiber surface which is using as a transducer in the development of optical sensor and also synthesized directly on glass plates for morphological characterization of the printed materials. The synthesized polymer and the constructed sensor were characterized by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Infrared (IR), Attenuated Total Reflectance (ATR) and Confocal Microscopy. The optimized parameters were temperature, adsorption/pre-concentration time, pH, obtaining the best results at 25 ºC, 60 minutes and pH 7,0 respectively. Under these conditions for the MIP-sensor the limits of detection and quantification were 62.2 and 188 μmol L-1 respectively, with repeatability and reproducibility values in terms of relative standard deviation (RSD) below 4%. The experiments were performed using MIP-optode-AG16 in presence of four other different dyes and the values obtained for the retention/adsorption of those dyes showed the excellent selectivity of the constructed tip-sensor. For application the river samples and industrial effluent were enriched with AG16 and recovery values were obtained close to 100% for the MIP-optodo that showing the efficiency of the sensor in relation to the NIP-optodo. Thus this master's work shows the development of an exceptional optical sensor for the literature with excellent performance and promising for dye analysis in industrial effluents in a selective and reliable way.
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MIP, Optodo, Sensores químicos a base de fibra óptica, Verde ácido 16, Sensor biomimético, Optical fiber, Acid green 16, Optode, Biomimetic sensor