2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jphotochem.2019.112285
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Photooxidation of 3,5-diaryl-1-phenyl-2-pyrazolines: Experimental and computational studies

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“…Longer irradiation times lead to a net decrease in the amount of pyrazoline as the pyrazoline absorbance peak starts to decrease again, possibly due to photooxidation of the adduct. 24 Formation of pyrazoline adducts in P3 proceeded similarly to P1, reaching a maximum pyrazoline concentration for P3-G after five hours irradiation at 66% conversion before a decrease of the pyrazoline absorption sets in. This corresponds to 5.4 grafts per chain.…”
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“…Longer irradiation times lead to a net decrease in the amount of pyrazoline as the pyrazoline absorbance peak starts to decrease again, possibly due to photooxidation of the adduct. 24 Formation of pyrazoline adducts in P3 proceeded similarly to P1, reaching a maximum pyrazoline concentration for P3-G after five hours irradiation at 66% conversion before a decrease of the pyrazoline absorption sets in. This corresponds to 5.4 grafts per chain.…”
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“…In continuation to our previous studies concerning the elucidation of the steric and electronic effects of substitution of various heterocyclic rings on the thermal [10,11] and photochemical oxidation [12,13], the spectral characteristic [14,15], and cyclic voltammetric and computational studies [16,17], we were interested to investigate these effects on the fluorescence ability of various substituted 2-pyrazolines. In addition to the photo-physical works, the results of the computational study may explain the effect of the electronic and steric effects of the ring substitutions on the energies of the molecular orbitals describing the fluorescence ability of these compounds.…”
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