Photo-Induced Dimer-Diradical Formation in Diacetylene Crystals at Low Temperatures
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Optical absorption claatnges indtrced Icy 308-11111 laser pttlses atad by electron ptrlses at loxv term-peratttres were sttrdied f'or crystalliuae 5,7-dodecadiyne-1,12-diol bis[p1uenylcarbanaate](TCDU;R-C:C-C:C-R, R,:(CH2).,10(CO)C6H5). Tlxe dit?ter dira'tdical xvhiclu sltows an absorrtiort b?tndat 3.05 eV is naot forraaed 53' flue electron-ptrlse irratdiatiotu, btrt is ['ornaaed efficiently by irradi?ttior'nxvith tlae 308-llll'l laser l)LIISCIS. By excitinag cryststls with 2111 electron ptrlse azad a laser ptrlse se-qtnentially, it is sluown tlaat tlae collisiota of' excited sjcecies xvitla tlae lowest triplet state is a crtrcialstep ita generati?ag the ditaaer diradical, Tlae tatecl'narnisna of' tlae f'ornmsttion of tire ditaaer dir?tdicalis disctrssed.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1999-05-15
著者
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Kondoh Takafumi
Department Of Physics Nagoya University:(present) Dept. Of Intelligent Materials Engineering Osaka C
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TANIMURA Katsumi
Department of Physics,Faculty of Science,Nagoya University
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Tanimura K
The Institute Of Scientific And Industrial Research Osaka University
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Tanimura Katsumi
Department Of Crystalline Materials Science Faculty Of Engineering Nagoya University
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ITOH Chihiro
Department of Physics, Nagoya University
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Itoh Chihiro
Department Of Physics Nagoya University:(present) Dept. Of Material Science And Chemistry Wakayama U
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