The absorption spectra of 9-anthroic acid (9-anthracenecarboxylic acid) in ethanol have been measured as a function of solute concentration. It was revealed that 9-anthroic acid forms a hydrogen-bonded dimer. The equilibrium constant for dimer formation was determined to be 6.6×104 mol−1 1 in ethanol at 298 K. The fluorescence spectra of 9-anthroic acid have been investigated as a function of concentration and temperature in various solvents. An excimer mechanism was proposed for a broad fluorescence of 9-anthroic acid; the hydrogen-bonded dimer is excited and then associates with an unexcited hydrogen-bonded dimer to form an excited tetramer from which the broad fluorescence occurs.
Electrochemical properties of
WO3
films prepared by vacuum evaporation and stored in high humidity atmosphere have been studied in organic electrolytes. Structures of the film have been analyzed by electron diffraction analysis and x‐rays. It has been found that the evaporated amorphous
WO3
film is crystallized to form
WO3·H2O
crystal and furthermore
H2WO4·H2O
from surface layer to bulk layer in high humidity air. Hydrated
WO3·xfalse(H2Ofalse)
crystal layer may act as a high resistant layer on the electrochemical reaction, so that the hydrated layer, remarkably, loses the electrochromic activity.
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