Stability of Supramolecular β-Cyclodextrin-Pyrene Complexes in a Silicate Hydrogel Matrix

In order to use the beta-cyclodextrin-pyrene complex as a fluorescent receptor center, its stability in the solid phase of a water-soluble silicate gel was studied. For this purpose, a technique for obtaining a silicate matrix with a high content of supramolecular complexes was developed and the temperature stability of the resulting material was investigated. Optimal conditions for operating with complexes in the silica gel matrix were identified. Comparative studies of the fluorescence spectra of complexes in liquid and solid phases were carried out by the method of fluorescence spectroscopy. As a result of the work, it was possible to determine the main patterns of behavior of the supramolecular complex in the silicate hydrogel matrix and to conclude about the influence of the matrix structure on its stability.