1995
DOI: 10.1016/0009-2614(94)01448-5
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Determination of the distance for triplet energy transfer in the faujasite NaY

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“…However, we have recently shown that triplet energy transfersa process also involving electron exchange interactionsscan occur between second-neighbor cages without meeting the encounter requirement. 35 Similar energy-transfer mechanism without contact in zeolites has also been postulated. 36 Recent throughspace triplet energy transfer occurring from acetophenone in the interior of hemicarcerand complexes to the exterior solutions has also been observed.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…However, we have recently shown that triplet energy transfersa process also involving electron exchange interactionsscan occur between second-neighbor cages without meeting the encounter requirement. 35 Similar energy-transfer mechanism without contact in zeolites has also been postulated. 36 Recent throughspace triplet energy transfer occurring from acetophenone in the interior of hemicarcerand complexes to the exterior solutions has also been observed.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Due to the different location of ABP and MN, the intimate contact during the photolysis seems unlikely. However, it has been found that sensitization only requires the presence of the quencher in the same or immediate neighboring cavity as the sensitizer . We were interested in determining the ability of the zeolite framework to protect ABP from quenching.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…11 Devido a estas características, ou seja, mudança da configuração do estado excitado como uma função da polaridade do solvente e variação do momento dipolar após o processo de excitação eletrônica, xantona tem sido freqüentemente empregada como sensor de polaridade do ambiente micro-heterogêneo em complexos supramoleculares formados por micelas, [12][13][14][15][16][17] ciclodextrinas, [18][19][20][21][22][23] membranas de Nafion 24 e zeólitas. [25][26][27] Além disso, uma vez que o estado excitado triplete ππ* de xantona é muito pouco reativo e a posição da absorção triplete-triplete varia com a polaridade do solvente, é possível seguir diretamente a realocação do seu triplete, permitindo assim a determinação das suas constantes de velocidade de entrada e saída da cavidade em sistemas supramoleculares. 17,18 A reatividade do estado excitado triplete de xantona (l max = 630 nm e t = 1,8 µs, em ACN) 28 tem sido exaustivamente estudada.…”
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