2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11172-015-0901-y
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Synthesis and photochemical study of a supramolecular pseudodimeric complex of 4-styrylpyridinium derivatives

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“…This assumption was confirmed by preparative photolysis (see Experimental Section, Figure , and Figures S20–S26). The quantum yield of cross-PCA reaction Φ PCA was determined by a specific procedure described previously and used to determine Φ PCA for complex ( E )- 3· ( E )- 2b (Figures S5–S8). The results of measurements indicated that long-term irradiation of complex ( E )- 1· ( E )- 2b at λ = 405 nm was accompanied by consumption of both dye 2b and stilbene 1 (Figure S6).…”
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“…This assumption was confirmed by preparative photolysis (see Experimental Section, Figure , and Figures S20–S26). The quantum yield of cross-PCA reaction Φ PCA was determined by a specific procedure described previously and used to determine Φ PCA for complex ( E )- 3· ( E )- 2b (Figures S5–S8). The results of measurements indicated that long-term irradiation of complex ( E )- 1· ( E )- 2b at λ = 405 nm was accompanied by consumption of both dye 2b and stilbene 1 (Figure S6).…”
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“…The treatment of photoirradiation-dependent spectra was carried out using global analysis methods, as described previously. 11 The φ E−Z and φ Z−E values were determined to within ±20%.…”
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“…The spectroscopic data were treated using global analysis methods, as described previously. 45 The photoisomerization quantum yields are measured to within ±20%.…”
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confidence: 91%