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Electron photoinduced

In summary, the triplet (do po) excited states of the d -d metal dimers [Ir(p-pz)(C0D)]2 and Pt2(pop)4 " undergo a variety of photochemical reactions. Electron transfer to one-electron quenchers such as pyridinium cations or halocarbons readily occurs with acceptors that have reduction potentials as negative as -2.0 V. With the latter reagents, net two-electron, photoinduced electron transfer yields d -d oxidative addition products. Additionally, the triplet (da pa) excited state of Pt2(pop)4 apparently is able to react by extracting a hydrogen atom from a C-H bond of an organic substrate. [Pg.175]

Fullerene, Ceo, is quite an effective dopant. It is an excellent electron acceptor, capable of accepting up to six electrons. Photoinduced electron transfer from conducting polymers such as poly(3-octylthiophene), P30T, and poly[2-methoxy-5-(2 -ethylhexyloxy)-p-phenylene vinylene], MEH-PPV, to fullerene Ceo occurs on a timescale of less than 1 ps. A Ceo content of a few percent is sufficient to enhance 0CC in tbc ps time domain by more than an order of magnitude [56]. [Pg.69]

Increasing attention has been devoted in recent years to systems based on titanium dioxide (the most important photocatalytic oxide) containing surface copper species or well defined copper complexes. " This system can be used for the photocatalytic decomposition of chlorine-containing organic molecules or reduction of bis-dithiolene complexes. The role of EPR is important for following the one-electron photoinduced redox processes that occur in these reactions. " " ... [Pg.204]

Stehlik D, Bock C H and Thurnauer M 1989 Transient EPR-spectroscopy of photoinduced electronic spin states in rigid matrices Advanced ERR in Biology and Biochemistry ed A J Hoff (Amsterdam Elsevier) oh 11, pp 371 03... [Pg.1588]

Utilizing FT-EPR teclmiques, van Willigen and co-workers have studied the photoinduced electron transfer from zinc tetrakis(4-sulfonatophenyl)porphyrin (ZnTPPS) to duroquinone (DQ) to fonn ZnTPPS and DQ in different micellar solutions [34, 63]. Spin-correlated radical pairs [ZnTPPS. . . DQ ] are fomied initially, and the SCRP lifetime depends upon the solution enviromnent. The ZnTPPS is not observed due to its short T2 relaxation time, but the spectra of DQ allow for the detemiination of the location and stability of reactant and product species in the various micellar solutions. While DQ is always located within the micelle, tire... [Pg.1614]

Sekiguchi S, Kobori Y, Akiyama K and Tero-Kubota S 1998 Marcus free energy dependence of the sign of exchange interactions in radical ion pairs generated by photoinduced electron transfer reactions J. Am. Chem. Soc. 120 1325-6... [Pg.1619]

Levstein P R and van Willigen H 1991 Photoinduced electron transfer from porphyrins to quinones in micellar systems an FT-EPR study Chem. Phys. Lett. 187 415-22... [Pg.1621]

Wang 0, Akhremitchev B and Walker G 0 1997 Femtosecond infrared and visible spectroscopy of photoinduced intermolecular electron transfer dynamics and solvent-solute reaction geometries Coumarin 337 in dimethylaniline J. Rhys. Chem. A 101 2735-8... [Pg.1999]

Walker G 0, Barbara P F, Doom S K, Dong Y and Hupp J T 1991 Ultrafast measurements on direct photoinduced electron transfer in a mixed-valence complex J. Rhys. Chem. 95 5712-15... [Pg.1999]

Hwang K C and Mauzerall D C 1993 Photoinduced electron transport across a lipid bilayer mediated by Nature 361 138-40... [Pg.2433]

Imahori H and Sakata Y 1997 Donor-linked fullerenes photoinduced electron transfer and its potential application Adv. Mater. 9 537-46... [Pg.2435]

Williams R M, Zwier J M and Verhoeven J W 1995 Photoinduced intramolecular electron transfer in a bridged Cgg (acceptor)-aniline (donor) system. Photophysical properties of the first active fullerene diad J. Am. Chem. See. 117 4093-9... [Pg.2435]

Williams R M, Koeberg M, Lawson J M, An Y-Z, Rubin Y, Paddon-Row M N and Verhoeven J W 1996 Photoinduced electron transfer to Cgg across extended 3- and 11 a-bond hydrocarbon bridges creation of a long-lived charge-separated state J. Org. Chem. 61 5055-62... [Pg.2435]

Imahori H, Hagiwara K, Aoki M, Akiyama T, Taniguchi S, Okada T, Shirakawa M and Sakata Y 1996 Linkage and solvent dependence of photoinduced electron transfer in porphyrin-Cgg dyads J. Am. Chem. Soc. 118 11 771-82... [Pg.2436]

Kuciauskas D, Lin S, Seely G R, Moore A L, Moore T A, Gust D, Drovetskaya T, Reed C A and Boyd P D W 1996 Energy and photoinduced electron transfer in porphyrin-fullerene dyads J. Phys. Chem. 100 15 926-32... [Pg.2436]

Figure C3.2.7. A series of electron transfer model compounds with the donor and acceptor moieties linked by (from top to bottom) (a) a hydrogen bond bridge (b) all sigma-bond bridge (c) partially unsaturated bridge. Studies with these compounds showed that hydrogen bonds can provide efficient donor-acceptor interactions. From Piotrowiak P 1999 Photoinduced electron transfer in molecular systems recent developments Chem. Soc. Rev. 28 143-50. Figure C3.2.7. A series of electron transfer model compounds with the donor and acceptor moieties linked by (from top to bottom) (a) a hydrogen bond bridge (b) all sigma-bond bridge (c) partially unsaturated bridge. Studies with these compounds showed that hydrogen bonds can provide efficient donor-acceptor interactions. From Piotrowiak P 1999 Photoinduced electron transfer in molecular systems recent developments Chem. Soc. Rev. 28 143-50.
Fox M A and Chanon M (eds) 1988 Photoinduced Electron Transfer 4 vois (NewYork Eisevier)... [Pg.2994]

Photochemical technology has been developed so as to increasingly exploit inorganic and organometaUic photochemistries (2,7), recognizing the importance of photoinduced electron transfer as the phenomenological basis of a majority of commercially successful photochemical technologies (5,8). [Pg.388]

Amorphous Silicon. Amorphous alloys made of thin films of hydrogenated siUcon (a-Si H) are an alternative to crystalline siUcon devices. Amorphous siUcon ahoy devices have demonstrated smah-area laboratory device efficiencies above 13%, but a-Si H materials exhibit an inherent dynamic effect cahed the Staebler-Wronski effect in which electron—hole recombination, via photogeneration or junction currents, creates electricahy active defects that reduce the light-to-electricity efficiency of a-Si H devices. Quasi-steady-state efficiencies are typicahy reached outdoors after a few weeks of exposure as photoinduced defect generation is balanced by thermally activated defect annihilation. Commercial single-junction devices have initial efficiencies of ca 7.5%, photoinduced losses of ca 20 rel %, and stabilized efficiencies of ca 6%. These stabilized efficiencies are approximately half those of commercial crystalline shicon PV modules. In the future, initial module efficiencies up to 12.5% and photoinduced losses of ca 10 rel % are projected, suggesting stabilized module aperture-area efficiencies above 11%. [Pg.472]

The area of photoinduced electron transfer in LB films has been estabUshed (75). The abiUty to place electron donor and electron acceptor moieties in precise distances allowed the detailed studies of electron-transfer mechanism and provided experimental support for theories (76). This research has been driven by the goal of understanding the elemental processes of photosynthesis. Electron transfer is, however, an elementary process in appHcations such as photoconductivity (77—79), molecular rectification (79—84), etc. [Pg.536]

A review of the role of thiols as electron donors in photoinduced electron-transfer reactions has been compiled (49). [Pg.13]

Photoinduced electron transfer reactions in supramolecularmodel systems based on metalloporphyrins 97YGK557. [Pg.248]

Ultrafast photoinduced electron transfer in semiconducting polymers mixed with controlled amounts of acceptors this phenomenon has opened the way to a variety of applications including high-sensitivity plastic photodiodes, and efficient plastic solar cells ... [Pg.4]

Sub-picosecond photoinduced absorption studies were employed to demonstrate the speed of the photoinduced electron transfer. Upon addition of C(M to P30T, the P1A spectrum, decay kinetics, and intensity dependence all change dramatically 36J. Already at 1 ps after photoexcitation by a 100 fs pump pulse at... [Pg.275]


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