The
Malaysian Journal of Analytical Sciences Vol 11 No 1 (2007): 105 – 109
FLUORESCENCE CHARACTERISTIC OF 2-CHLOROPYRAZINE:
EFFECT OF SOLVENTS AND CONCENTRATION OF Cu(II)
Z. Aiyub, Z. Abdullah, B. H. Yaakob and M.A. Abu
Bakar
Chemical
Synthesis and Modelling Research Group, Department of Chemistry,
Unversity of Malaya, 50603, Kuala Lumpur
Abstract
2-Chloropyrazine
showed the highest fluorescence peak at 328 nm when excited at 290 nm in ethyl
acetate. The intensity was reduced in
chloroform, ethanol, acetone, dichloromethane, water and the lowest
fluorescence intensity was observed in acetonitrile. The fluorescence characteristic of
2-chloropyrazine with different
concentrations of copper (II) nitrate was studied as a function of the
metal ion complex. The studies were
carried out in ethanol and ethyl acetate in the same concentration and
the maximum fluorescence
was observed in ethyl
acetate. When excited at 287 nm in ethanol, the complex emitted intense
fluorescence at two wavelengths around 304-308 nm and 569-572
nm while in ethyl acetate it fluoresced at 327-332 nm and 651-647 nm when
excited at 290 nm. The pattern of
increase and decrease of fluorescence intensity
depends on the concentration of
Cu(II) added. At a concentration of 9.93 x 10-5 M of
Cu (II), fluorescence intensity
decreased in both solvents.
Keywords: fluorescence,
2-chloropyrazine, copper(II) nitrate, metal effect, fluorescence intensity.
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