The long-wavelength n.PI.* phosphorescence spectra of p-quinones in polycrystalline solutions at 77K.
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Besides the usual nπ<SUP>*</SUP> phosphorescence spectra, broad, long-wavelength nπ<SUP>*</SUP> phosphorescence spectra are observed in normal paraffine solutions, such as a heptane solution, of 1,4-naphthoquinone, and in a benzene solution of 5,14 : 7,12-pentacenediquinone at 77 K. The energy difference between the two spectra are <I>ca.</I> 750 and 980 cm<SUP>−1</SUP> respectively. The intensity of the long-wavelength spectra relative to the short-wavelength spectra becomes weaker with decreases in the concentrations of the quinones, and the lifetimes of the long-wavelength spectra are shorter than those of the short-wavelength spectra. These long-wavelength spectra are assigned to those of the quinone aggregates. The excitation spectra of these phosphorescences have also been obtained. An explanation of the above red-shift of the nπ<SUP>*</SUP> phosphorescence spectra of the aggregates is presented; in it, the phosphorescence state of the aggregates corresponds to the nπ<SUP>*</SUP> triplet excimer state.
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著者
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MATSUZAKI Sanae
National Institute of Materials and Chemical Research
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Kuboyama Akira
National Chemical Laboratory for Industry
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Kojima Yoshikuni
The Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Technology Center
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