2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.tet.2009.10.017
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Novel long alkyl side chain benzo[a]phenoxazinium chlorides: synthesis, photophysical behaviour and DNA interaction

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“…14, 4 15 In ethanol media the absorption spectra are dominated by an acidic form (AH + ) and a 100 nm blue shifted neutral form (A). 16 The fluorescence of the basic form is broad and centred at around 600 nm while the acid form (AH + ) shows a band centred above 660 nm with a much higher quantum yield.…”
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“…14, 4 15 In ethanol media the absorption spectra are dominated by an acidic form (AH + ) and a 100 nm blue shifted neutral form (A). 16 The fluorescence of the basic form is broad and centred at around 600 nm while the acid form (AH + ) shows a band centred above 660 nm with a much higher quantum yield.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…9,10 In ethanol media the absorption spectra are dominated by an acidic form (AH + ) and a ~100nm blue shifted neutral form (A).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Through the stiffening of 9-amino position, it was expected that the fluorescence quantum yield in acidified ethanol should be higher than the values previously obtained for benzophenoxazines without a fused julolidine moiety and di-alkylated compounds (between 0.1 and 0.2). 9,10,12 In fact, the improvement in fluorescence quantum yield was not observed which can be explained by the possible presence of aggregates in ethanolic media that was evidenced in the broader spectrum of the studied compounds in acidified ethanol. Nevertheless, it seems that the 5-amino position (6-or 14-positions in 1 and 2a-d, respectively) is the main pathway of excited state nonradiative desactivation.…”
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