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Light energy, exciton transfer

The nature of the light emissions is influenced by the way in which the absorbed energy is transferred through the polymer matrix. In crystalline polymers, exciton migration is possible as all molecules lose their energetic individuality and all electronic and oscillation levels are coupled [20]. Thus, new exciton absorption and emission bands are formed and the excitation energy can move along the chain ... [Pg.401]

Figure 23-27 Illustration of proposed exciton transfer of the energy of light absorbed by bacteriochlorophyll a of purple bacteria. Energy absorbed by the light harvesting complex LH2 is transferred in steps to another LH2, to LH1 and to the reaction center. The short lines within the circles represent the edges of the BChla chromophores. After Kiihlbrandt300 with permission. Figure 23-27 Illustration of proposed exciton transfer of the energy of light absorbed by bacteriochlorophyll a of purple bacteria. Energy absorbed by the light harvesting complex LH2 is transferred in steps to another LH2, to LH1 and to the reaction center. The short lines within the circles represent the edges of the BChla chromophores. After Kiihlbrandt300 with permission.
The approach for this system is the mimicry of the highly efficient photosynthesis process in biological systems, by which an antenna device collects the light energy before a series of exciton, energy, and electron transfers, which lead to the synthesis of the plant s fuel.70-73... [Pg.34]

Here, n is the refractive index of the medium, c is the speed of light in vacuo and N is the number of polymers per unit volume. This formulation encapsulates the physical process of resonant exciton transfer, namely simultaneous emission of energy by the donor and absorption of energy by the acceptor in an energy conserving process. Notice, however, that a physical photon is not exchanged between the donor and acceptor in this process. [Pg.139]


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