Experimental evidence for the influence of excition interactions on the temporal decay of crytalline tetracene flourescence
β Scribed by F. Heisel; J.A. Miehe; B. Sipp; M. Schott
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1976
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 451 KB
- Volume
- 43
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
Crystalhnc tctraccne fluorcsccncc was cvcltcd at room tcmpcrature by h&h intensity p~cosccond pukes rlt 531.5 nm (cd lOI photons cmm2 per pukcc). The analy\ls ot the dray curves during the first 1 5 II\ at high cxcktions, show5 '1 decay fartcr than the singlet hfctnnc rncasurcd dt low intensity. due to rmglct qucncbmg by S-S and S-T mtcractions, and the appoardncc of J. slow decay due to smglets gcner&cd by T-T mterdctlons Nurncrl4 fitting ic obtamcd with r.ltc comtmts 'yss and TST CC@ t0 5 x lo-' L'1113 5-l wMin a factor ot approuim,itcly two
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
B: and A: excited singlet states are directly observed in DPH (all-trans-1,6\_diphenylhexatriene) and DPO (all-trans-1,8diphenyloctatetraene) using picosecond transient absorption spectroscopy. Two absorption bands near 4800 and 6500 A are observed and assigned to B: and A: excited singlet states, r