Caffeine orange - CAS 1632296-13-9

Compound 1, known as Caffeine Orange, serves as a highly selective aqueous-phase fluorescence turn-on sensor specifically for caffeine. When exposed to 532 nm green excitation light, this compound causes caffeinated coffee to turn orange. Caffeine Orange boasts impressive photophysical properties, including a high extinction coefficient, excellent light stability, and a narrow emission bandwidth, making it valuable in the development of caffeine detection devices [1].

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1632296-13-9

C20H15BF3N3

365.16

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