A Review on Chemo Sensors and Fluorosensors for Manganese
Shampa Chakraborty1, Supratim Halder2, Sandipan Halder2
1Department of Chemistry, Ramdeobaba University, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India. chakrabortys@rknec.edu.
Journal of Fluorescence
|May 7, 2025
Abstract:
Manganese is a trace essential element in human body. Manganese can not be produced in body so the daily intake of manganese sources like shellfish, oysters, brown rice, black tea, Oat meal, black pepper, spinach and other dietary supplements of manganese are important. Manganese sensors are very rare and therefore it is very much important to discuss about all the sensors synthesized for manganese still date.
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