1939
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19390524202
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Die Stereoisomerie organischer Farbstoffe und ihr Zusammenhang mit Konstitution und Eigenschaften reversibel polymerer Farbstoffe

Abstract: etrachten wir ein Molekiil, dessen einzelne Atome B durch homoopolare Valenzen zusammengehalten werden, z. B. Benzol, so genugt es in erster Niiherung, ein solches Gebilde als abgeschlossen zu behandeln. Kommen sich solche Molekiile nahe, sei es n u kurzzeitig beim StoB im Gasraum, sei es dauernd, aber im wesentlichen obne b e stimmten gegenseitigen Abstand und Orientierung in Flussigkeiten oder schlieBlich in ganz bestimmten Abstinden und mit genau festgelegter gegenseitiger M e ntierung im Kristall, so verhd… Show more

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“…9 Thus, J aggregate formation (J L type) is originated from the interactions between PIC molecules and the mica surface, as reported previously. 13 It is clear from Figure 1 that the absorbance of the monomer or dimer band increases with increasing optical path length, while that of the J band is independent of the path length. Therefore, J aggregate formation is concluded to be confined to the vicinity of the mica/solution interface, which is very similar to that at a soda lime glass/solution interface.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…9 Thus, J aggregate formation (J L type) is originated from the interactions between PIC molecules and the mica surface, as reported previously. 13 It is clear from Figure 1 that the absorbance of the monomer or dimer band increases with increasing optical path length, while that of the J band is independent of the path length. Therefore, J aggregate formation is concluded to be confined to the vicinity of the mica/solution interface, which is very similar to that at a soda lime glass/solution interface.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…In the early work by Scheibe, the J aggregates of PIC were observed at a mica/solution interface, as revealed by absorption spectroscopy. 13 The peak of the J band was redshifted compared to that of J S in solution, and a monolayer arrangement of the dye molecules in the aggregate was proposed. On the basis of a quantum mechanical calculation and consideration by an epitaxial match between the dye and the lattice of a mica substrate, Kuhn et al have proposed a brick stonework arrangement of the dye molecules at a mica/solution interface.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…10 (1939) 902 (in Engl.) Brager, A correction to "An X-ray examination of the structure of boron nitride".…”
Section: Elemente Legierungenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this respect, it is important to identify the factors determining the preferred geometry of the heteroassociation between porphyrin and cyclodextrins. Further, water-soluble porphyrins show a high tendency to aggregate in solution due to the large hydrophobic surface of the porphyrin ring [5][6][7][8][9][10]. We believe that cyclodextrins may be used to avoid aggregation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%