1997
DOI: 10.1016/s1011-1344(96)00014-0
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Phototransformations of sensitizers 2. Photoproducts formed in aqueous solutions of porphyrins

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“…Analysis of the spectroscopic properties of several fractions, which were chromatographically separated from the irradiated Hp solution, revealed that two photo-byproducts with the an absorption band at 640-660 nm were chlorin-type and bacteriochlorin-type molecules [7,11].…”
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“…Analysis of the spectroscopic properties of several fractions, which were chromatographically separated from the irradiated Hp solution, revealed that two photo-byproducts with the an absorption band at 640-660 nm were chlorin-type and bacteriochlorin-type molecules [7,11].…”
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“…Photobleaching of haematoporphyrin-type sensitisers during illumination in aqueous solution is related not only to photodegradation but is also followed by the formation of photoproduct(s) with a new fluorescence band at around 640-650 nm and with increased light absorption in the red spectral region at 640 nm [7]. This paper presents the third part of our study [7,8] on the photomodification of sensitisers, which concerns light-induced changes in haematoporphyrin-type sensitisers in more complex media.…”
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“…pyrene [26]) is well known, that is an excited state phenomenon and there is no change in absorption spectrum. In studies on the photobleaching of haematoporphyrin and related compounds, Rotomskis and co-workers postulated the involvement of aggregates in the formation of photomodified products with chlorin-type spectra [27,28], but the photoinitiated formation of aggregates does not seem to have been observed [29].…”
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“…A maior parte dos fotossensibilizadores utilizados em PDT sofre degradação pela luz 61,[69][70][71][72][73][74][75] . O interesse na fotodegradação de corantes e pigmentos evoluiu com os avanços tecnológicos e científicos.…”
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