1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf00516576
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Influence of length of the polymethine chain on width of absorption bands of symmetric cyanine byes

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“…It was shown [121] that annelation of terminal groups of the typical Brooker's cyanine dyes is accompanied by increasing of the effective lengths L by an order of magnitude 0.2-0.4. As an illustration, the spectral characteristics of indopentamethinecyanine 15 and imidacyanines 16 [122,123] via their annelated analogous 17 [124] and 18 [122] can be presented (the increasing of the effective length. ∆L is calculated by means of formulas presented in [118][119][120]).…”
Section: Benzannelations Of Heterocycles Used As Terminal Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was shown [121] that annelation of terminal groups of the typical Brooker's cyanine dyes is accompanied by increasing of the effective lengths L by an order of magnitude 0.2-0.4. As an illustration, the spectral characteristics of indopentamethinecyanine 15 and imidacyanines 16 [122,123] via their annelated analogous 17 [124] and 18 [122] can be presented (the increasing of the effective length. ∆L is calculated by means of formulas presented in [118][119][120]).…”
Section: Benzannelations Of Heterocycles Used As Terminal Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, a distinguishing feature of polymethine dyes is the transfer of electron density during the transition to the first excited state from the p centers at the odd positions in the chain to the atoms at the even positions, whereas in the neutral polyenes there are no changes in the charges during excitation, and only the orders of the p bonds change [12,[135][136][137][138]. Change in the charge distribution affects the intensity of the electronic transitions, while change in the bond orders and, accordingly, their lengths during subsequent vibrational relaxation in the excited state determines the width of the absorption bands [139][140][141], the magnitude of the Stokes shifts in the fluorescence spectra [142][143][144][145], and the paths for nonradiative degradation of the excited state [142,146]. A number of authors have postulated that the main reason for the decrease in the quantum yields of fluorescence is trans-cis conformational transformations both in the polymethine dyes [147][148][149][150][151][152][153][154][155] and in polyenes, stilbenes, and their substituted derivatives and hetero analogs [156,157].…”
Section: Soliton Waves In the Excited Statementioning
confidence: 99%
“…При такой длине цепи нарушается равномерность в распределении заряда в хромофоре красителя [19]. Особенно оно существенно в случае, когда его концевые группы отклоняются от средней электронодонорности [21]. Тиопирилиевые концевые группы красителей 1 и 2 обладают слабой электронодонорностью.…”
Section: результаты и их обсуждениеunclassified
“…В свою очередь, его нарушение обусловливает усиление специфических электростатических взаимодействий между распределенным зарядом хромофора и диполями молекул растворителя. В случае катионных красителей, к которым относятся соединения 1 и 2, главный вклад в эти взаимодействия вносит нуклеофильная сольватация положительно заряженных центров хромофора тиопирилоцианинов [21,22]. Это должно привести к падению селективности поглощения, сопровождающегося уширением полосы, уменьшением интенсивности длинноволнового максимума и ее ростом у коротковолнового мак-симума.…”
Section: результаты и их обсуждениеunclassified
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