Kinetic Studies of Photosensitized Oxidation through Semioxidized Eosine in an Aqueous Solution
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The rate constant for an electron transfer reaction between triplet eosine and potassium tris(oxalato)cobaltate(III) was estimated. The experimental results from flash photolysis indicate that a transient semioxidized eosine exists in a free state. When a substrate was added to the deaerated eosine and complex solution at an optimum concentration, the original dye was restored by electron transfer from a substrate to the semioxidized eosine, sensitized oxidation occurring efficiently. Choosing indole and its derivatives as a substrate, we have obtained the elementary rate constants of the eosine recovery process.
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著者
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Usui Yoshiharu
Department Of Achemistry Faculty Of Science Ibaraki University
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Usui Yoshiharu
Department of Chemistry, Ibaraki University
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Enokido Haru
Department of Chemistry, Ibaraki University
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