1974
DOI: 10.1007/bf00617307
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Effect of substituents on the fluorescence spectra of simple coumarins

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“…cm-') and 7-hydroxycoumarin(19.600crn-',~ = 18,500 k 1OOOM-' cm-') have been reported by Crozet [34]. Substituent effects on the fluorescence of coumarins has been described [42]. Coumarin and its methyl derivatives are nonfluorescent in methanol, but that addition of an electron donor to the benzene ring allows the molecule to fluoresce.…”
Section: Cournurinsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…cm-') and 7-hydroxycoumarin(19.600crn-',~ = 18,500 k 1OOOM-' cm-') have been reported by Crozet [34]. Substituent effects on the fluorescence of coumarins has been described [42]. Coumarin and its methyl derivatives are nonfluorescent in methanol, but that addition of an electron donor to the benzene ring allows the molecule to fluoresce.…”
Section: Cournurinsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Coumarin has historically been the subject of intense photochemical and spectroscopic interest mainly as a consequence of its significance in biological systems and use in various materials of commercial interest. [21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28] Recently, we have been exploring the role of cucurbit [8]urils (CB [8]) in derstood based on the photoproduct distribution as the anti dimer is formed outside the cavity (in water) while syn dimer is observed within the cavity.…”
Section: Coumarin Derivatives As Molecular Probesmentioning
confidence: 99%