Picosecond observation of cation-stepwise delayed and cation-triggered photoinduced intramolecular charge transfer in fluorescent cation probes
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Journal de Chimie Physique et de Physico-Chimie Biologique. 1996-10, vol. 93, n° 10, p. 1670-1696
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Time-resolved transient absorption and gain spectra with subpicosecond laser excitation are reported for donor-donor and acceptor-donor stilbene-crowns (in each compound the electron donor group is the 15-aza-5-crown ...Lire la suite >
Time-resolved transient absorption and gain spectra with subpicosecond laser excitation are reported for donor-donor and acceptor-donor stilbene-crowns (in each compound the electron donor group is the 15-aza-5-crown macrocycle, D<sub>1<sub/>). The effect of the calcium cation on the photoinduced intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) rate constants are measured. When the cation is on the donor side of the molecular system (class 1: D<sub>1<sub/>CS-Crown), the photoinduced ICT process is slowed down and goes through several intermediates characterized by a distancing of the cation, while a solvent molecule enters its coordination sphere. When the cation is on the acceptor side (class 2: D<sub>1<sub/>DS-Crown,D<sub>1<sub/>DB-Crown and D<sub>1<sub/>DCS-Crown), the photoinduced ICT process becomes too fast to be measured, even on the picosecond scale.< Réduire
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