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Light-conversion devices

Transition-metal sensitized near-infrared luminescence from lanthanides in d-f heteronuclear arrays , Coord. Chem. Rev. 2007, 251, 1663-1677. [Pg.725]

A light-conversion device absorbs nltraviolet radiation at 200 nm with an absorption coefficient... [Pg.772]

Fig. 18. Light-conversion photochemical molecular device, consisting of two components, a light collector (or antenna, lightabsorbing groups A) and a light emitter E, and performing a three-step process absorption (A), energy transfer (ET), and emission (E).

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Light Conversion and Energy Transfer Devices

Light conversion

Light conversion molecular devices

Light-energy conversion device