Fluorescent test paper for detecting mercury ions and detection method using the same

A fluorescent test paper for detecting mercury ions, comprising:

• a fluorescence development area and a standard fluorescent colorimetric card, the fluorescence development area comprises a carbon quantum dots distribution area and a copper nanoclusters distribution area,
• wherein carbon quantum dots fluorescent probes are distributed in the carbon quantum dots distribution area, and copper nanoclusters fluorescent probes for detecting a concentration of the mercury ions are distributed in the copper nanoclusters distribution area,
• wherein the standard fluorescent colorimetric card comprises a reference channel area,
• wherein the fluorescent test paper further comprises a test paper handheld area,
• wherein the test paper handheld area, the carbon quantum dots distribution area, and the copper nanoclusters distribution area are separated by a T-shaped boundary line,
• wherein the reference channel area comprises a reference channel excitation wavelength printing area and a reference channel excited color printing area,
• wherein the standard fluorescent colorimetric card further comprises a standard mercury ion sample concentration area, the standard mercury ion sample concentration area comprises a standard mercury ion sample concentration identification area, a standard mercury ion sample excited color identification area, and a standard mercury ion concentration unit identification area,
• wherein the standard mercury ion sample concentration identification area comprises a plurality of standard mercury ion sample concentration printing units,
• wherein the standard mercury ion sample excited color identification area comprises a plurality of standard mercury ion sample excited color printing units,
• wherein the reference channel excited color printing area comprises a standard color corresponding to the carbon quantum dots distribution area,
• wherein the standard color and the plurality of standard mercury ion sample excited color printing units are respectively obtained by illuminating the carbon quantum dots distribution area and the copper nanoclusters distribution area after being reacted with standard Hg2+ samples at a specific excitation wavelength.