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Field-assisted dissociation

Braun CL (1984) Electric-field assisted dissociation of charge-transfer states as amechanism of photocarrier production. J Chem Phys 80 4157... [Pg.209]

On reoxidation ingress of anion into this compact layer would be hard. We have already shown that the carboxylic acid groups are delocalised into the trimer redox system [11]. We would therefore expect that field assisted dissociation of the carboxylic acid moieties would occur... [Pg.457]

ELECTRIC FIELD-ASSISTED DISSOCIATION OF EXCITED STATES... [Pg.135]

As comes from the above discussion, both ro(F) and Q(F) must be taken into account for the general case of the field-assisted dissociation of excited states. Then, t](F) can be... [Pg.144]

Popovic et al. (1987) studied photogeneration of N,N-bis(methyl)perylene-3,4,9,10-tetracarboxyldiimide by field modulation of the time-resolved fluorescence. The results show that the field increases the rate of decay of fluorescence but leaves the initial intensity unchanged. The results were described by a process which occurs by the field-assisted dissociation of the first-excited singlet state. The absence of quenching of the initial fluorescence (amplitude quenching) was interpreted as evidence that the photogeneration process cannot be described by Onsager theories. [Pg.222]

Szmytkowski J, Stamper W, Kalinowski J and Kafafi Z H, Electric field-assisted dissociation of singlet excitons in tiis-(8-hydroxyquinolinato) aluminum (III), Appl. Phys. Lett. 80... [Pg.223]


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