The photophysics of bisdimethylaminoheptamethine perchlorate dissolved in a series of alcohols has been studied. The absorption difference spectrum AD(h, t) exhibits S 1-S n absorption, So-S 1 band bleaching, induced fluorescence and, after a delay upon optical excitation, photoisomer absorption. Th
Spectroscopic study of the picosecond photoisomerization of stilbene
β Scribed by B.I. Greene; R.M. Hochstrasser; R.B. Weisman
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1979
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 372 KB
- Volume
- 62
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
New aspects of the photoisomerization dynamics of ethylenic double bonded systems are elucida?ed via picosecond timeresolved esperiments on trans-and cis-stilbene in room temperature heunne solution. For tmns, but not cis, 3. tnnsient spectrum peaked at 585 nm was generated immediately after excitation by a 265 nm pulse. The spectrum narrowed over the fast 35 ps zmd its intea,raJ decayed exponentialIy. f = 90 + 5 ps. The former decay is mterpreted as relnation of the opticrrlly generated vrbrational energy excess; the latter as the decay time of trans ('B) into twisted forms.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
The appearance of two components in the decay of the emission of trans-stilbene solutions has been re-elamined b> an analysis of the time resolved fluorescence in the pica-and nanosecond r&on. above 273 K\_ The slow component, attributed to a return to the trans-o,eometry after initial photoisomeriz