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Chromism mechanisms

Anils. A large number of anils have been reported to be photo-chromic in the solid state as typified by salicylidene-2-chloroaniline shown in Figure 4 (21). Early explanations for the mechanism of photo-chromism in the anils involved aggregation and crystal lattice interactions (22-26). However, recent investigations by Cohen et al. (21,27,28) show that isolated molecules in glassy solutions also exhibit photochromic activity, thus ruling out such specific solid-state interactions as prerequisite to photochromism. [Pg.280]

The presence of the ortho-hydroxy group is essential for the observation of both types of chromisms, and the mechanism involves intramolecular proton transfer via a six-membered-ring transition state, producing enol-keto tautomeric species, with the spectra of the keto forms showing a bathochromic shift (Scheme 16). [Pg.436]

In the case of Mannich bases (250) showing thermo- (and photo-)chromism, the proposed mechanism is quite similar123,124 (Scheme 23). [Pg.458]

Photochromlsm.—As reported last year, two publications 320> 321 on the photo-chromism of bianthrones present rather conflicting evidence for the mechanism of formation and decay of intermediates in this system. A study of the compounds (17), (18), and (19) has concentrated on the role of triplets in the... [Pg.96]

In addition to the polythiophenes, polydiacetylene and polysilane systems, for example, have also proven to be partieularly interesting from the point of view of ehromism [88-93]. Detailed studies of polydiacetylene derivatives [94] indicate that a single chain mechanism for the rod (ordered)-eoil(disordered) transition is the major cause of chromism. [Pg.329]

Mechanism of the Piezochromism of Hexaphenylhiimidazole. Toro Hayashi and Koko Maeda (Ochanomizu Univ., Tokyo). Bull Chem. Soc. Japan 38 (4), 685-6 (1965) (Eng.). Hexaphenylbmni-dazole exhibits photochromism, thermo-chromism, and piezochromism. The color change is effected by grinding or by pressure (10-50 kg./cm. ). In each instance, the color is due to the triphenyUmida-zolyl radical. [Pg.31]


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