Influence of environment on the radiative and radiationless transition rates of the pyrene excimer
โ Scribed by J.B. Birks; A.J.H. Alwattar; M.D. Lumb
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1971
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 472 KB
- Volume
- 11
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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โฆ Synopsis
From 8r1 analysis of the internal rate pamnetffs of the pyrene excimer in soWian in propyLneglym1, isopro-pano1 and other solvents it is concluded that fi) fhe radiitire transition rate (kg&, norm&z& to a medium of n=1, is independent of the solvent, (iii the temperatu&ndependent radiafionIess kansition rate kb is due to intersystem crossing, and (iiii the temperat~~epe~ent radiationbss transition: rate & is due to interna conversion, induced by thermally-activated molecular motion which is subject to vismus reskaint by the sotint.
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
The shw increase in internal conversion rste St (Bzu) -S&I ,gj on cwss nbratlonti cnc~y III cwtcd clcctramc status in bemenc Ls controlled by out-of-plane modes At 3000 cm-\* c~css energy more than 70% goes mto the vJ(b2g) out\_~f-Pkme vibration and the relatwc rstc increases by about 7 orders of ma
We analyze electronic radialionless transitions in molecular aggregates in the limit where the coupling between the monomeric units is strong. We show that in this limit the rate at a given electronic energy gap decreases drastically with the increase in zhe size of the system. The dccrcase becomes