2015
DOI: 10.1021/acs.langmuir.5b00770
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X-ray Photochemistry of Prussian Blue Cellulosic Materials: Evidence for a Substrate-Mediated Redox Process

Abstract: Beside its promising applications in the design of multifunctional materials, batteries and biosensors, the pigment Prussian blue is still studied in heritage science because of its capricious fading behavior due to a complex light-induced redox mechanism. We studied model heritage materials composed of Prussian blue embedded into a cellulosic fiber substrate by means of X-ray absorption near-edge spectroscopy. Significant X-ray radiation damage was observed and characterized. X-ray radiation induced first a r… Show more

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“…[5,6] On the other hand, the high photosensitivity of Prussian blue translates into a sensitivity of the pigment towards radiation damage. This effect has been extensively studied in the X-ray regime [11][12][13] but no study has been similarly performed in the UV-visible regime so far. This lack of knowledge prevents adequate analysis of the redox behavior of Prussian blue by Raman spectroscopy as radiation damage may strongly interfere within the process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[5,6] On the other hand, the high photosensitivity of Prussian blue translates into a sensitivity of the pigment towards radiation damage. This effect has been extensively studied in the X-ray regime [11][12][13] but no study has been similarly performed in the UV-visible regime so far. This lack of knowledge prevents adequate analysis of the redox behavior of Prussian blue by Raman spectroscopy as radiation damage may strongly interfere within the process.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[41][42][43] -induzierten Pigmentabbau gesucht. [45,46] Das Ausmaß des Phänomens ist variabel und hängt von der Gegenwart weißen Füllstoffs, [47,48] der Art der Umgebung und des Substrats [49] und dem Manufakturprozess des PB ab. Amat et al [42] postulierten einen Abbau infolge der Freisetzung von CrO 4 2À -Anionen in die Farbmatrix, entsprechend einem extrinsischen Abbauweg.R ahemi et al [43] berichteten stattdessen über eine erhçhte Cr-Re- [44] Das Ausbleichen von PB gefährdet verschiedenartige Kulturgüter, darunter Te xtilien, Drucke,B laupausen, Wasserfarben und Ölgemälde (Abbildung 4a).…”
Section: Ladungstransferpigmenteunclassified
“…Amat et al [42] postulierten einen Abbau infolge der Freisetzung von CrO 4 2À -Anionen in die Farbmatrix, entsprechend einem extrinsischen Abbauweg.R ahemi et al [43] berichteten stattdessen über eine erhçhte Cr-Re- [44] Das Ausbleichen von PB gefährdet verschiedenartige Kulturgüter, darunter Te xtilien, Drucke,B laupausen, Wasserfarben und Ölgemälde (Abbildung 4a). [50] Studien an photochemisch gealterten Attrappen mit unterschiedlichen spektroskopischen Te chniken zeigten, dass die Ausbleichung von PB auf die Photoreduktion Fe III !Fe II zurückzuführen ist, [48][49][50] die hçchstwahrscheinlich durch den LMCT-Fe III -CN-Übergang aktiviert wird. [44,50] Die Gegenwart von Fe III -Oxyhydroxid als Nebenprodukt in aus PB synthetisierten Pulvern des 18.…”
Section: Ladungstransferpigmenteunclassified
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