Lead is known to be one of the most abundant of the heavy metals. It is widely distributed and mobilized in the environment due to its extensive usage in industries like batteries, gasoline, cable and pigments, besides in our daily lives.
In this chapter, the photochemical changes in the sensing modules are based on the photo-induced electron transfer (PET) has been discussed.
The sensors which operating according to this mechanism are known as chelation-enhanced fluores-cence (CHEF)-type sensors.
The selective recognition behaviour for Pb2+ was achieved in aqueous/organic solvent system (CH3CN/H2O/DMSO, 1000:50:1, v/v). The complexation of Pb2+ induced an enhancement of the monomer emission of pyrene.
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MASOOD AYOUB KALOO
Assistant Professor
Dr. Masood Ayoub Kaloo is currently working as an Assistant Professor in Government. Degree College (J&K)in 2017.In 2016 he worked as a DST-INSPIRE FACULTY in Department of Chemistry , IUST, Awantipora, J&K. He did his Ph.D., degree in Molecular Recognition of Environmental Analytes by Modulating the Electron Deficiency of Receptors under the supervisor of Prof. Ramya Sunder Raman and Prof. Jeyaraman Sankar from Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Bhopal in 2015.He did his M.Sc, from Vikram University Ujjain(2010), India and B.Sc, Kashmir University, India in 2008.In 2016 he awarded the DST INSPIRE-Faculty Award, SERB INDO-US Postdoctoral Fellowship award, M.P Young Scientist Fellowship Awardee in 2014, Scientific Events Award in 2014. He is an active member in many scientific society like American Chemical Society (ACS),Association of Environmental Analytical Chemistry of India (AEACI) etc.,He has participated in various national and international conferences,workshops and symposiums. He published more than 20 research articles in various reputed national and international journals. He serves as an Editor, Editorial Board and Peer Reviewer in Various National and International Journals.