Intermolcsular charge-trnnsfer phosphorescence and fluorescence were observed for the biphenyl single crystal containing 1, 2,4,5tetracyanobenzcne as a guest. In addition, the delayed cliarge-transfer fluorescence due to triplcttrip!et annihilation wns observed for the first time.
Spin alignment in the charge transfer phosphorescent state of the tetracyanobenzene-biphenyl complex in crystalline state
β Scribed by M. Yagi; S. Nagakura
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1973
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 244 KB
- Volume
- 21
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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β¦ Synopsis
chuge-transfer phosphorescence and fluoresccnLe were observed for a blphenyl sqlc crystal contamm:: 1,2,4,S-letracyanobenzenc as a guest at various temperatures between 29 and I 47Β°K The non+.ponenttat phosphorescence decay due to the spm ahgnment m the charge-transfcr_trlplet state was first observed and the phosphorescence hfctlmcs of the three sublevels were determmed to be 0 9, 2 5, and 7 9 set at 1 47Β°K
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
The hyperfine tensors of the triplet states of several guest donor molecules in naphthaleneitetracyanobenzene host crystals have been measured by EPR s~ctroscopy. From these data the degree of charge transfer (6') in the excited state can be derived. in a straightforward way. Whereas anthracene yieI