Ruby Laser Nanosecond Flash Photolysis of alpha-Nitronaphthalene Solutions

Nanosecond flash photolysis of alpha-nitronaphthalene (alpha-NO2C10H7) in polar and nonpolar solvents led to the detection of the triplet-triplet absorption spectrum of this nitrocompound. The assignment of the experimentally observed absorption spectrum to the triplet (T(1)) to triplet (T(2)) trans...

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1. Verfasser:	Capellos,Christos
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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	ABSORPTION SPECTRA CHARGE TRANSFER COMPLEXES DIPOLE MOMENTS FLASH PHOTOLYSIS FORMAMIDE/N-METHYL LASER BEAMS MATRIX ISOLATION TECHNIQUES METHYLMETHACRYLATE POLYMERS NAPHTHALENES NITRO COMPOUNDS ORGANIC NITROGEN COMPOUNDS ORGANIC SOLVENTS PHOTOLYSIS QUANTUM INTERACTIONS Radiation and Nuclear Chemistry REACTION KINETICS RUBY LASERS SOLUTIONS(MIXTURES) ULTRAVIOLET SPECTRA VISIBLE SPECTRA
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Zusammenfassung:	Nanosecond flash photolysis of alpha-nitronaphthalene (alpha-NO2C10H7) in polar and nonpolar solvents led to the detection of the triplet-triplet absorption spectrum of this nitrocompound. The assignment of the experimentally observed absorption spectrum to the triplet (T(1)) to triplet (T(2)) transition was based on spectroscopic and kinetic studies of phosphorescence and absorption decay of the alpha-NO2C10H7triplet in a PMMA (polymethylmethacrylate) matrix at liguid nitrogen temperature. This assignment was further confirmed by riplet-triplet energy transfer experiments. The change of dipole moment accompany the transiton T(1) to T(2) in deaerated ethanol and n-methylformamide was calculated. Rate constants for quenching of the lowest triplet excited state of alpha-NO2C10H7 by molecular oxygen and galvinoxyl stable free radical, as well as by proton and electron transfer reactions, were determined. (Author)