2016
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201604030
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Lichtgetriebene Elektronenakkumulation in einer molekularen Pentade

Abstract: Die Akkumulation und vorübergehende Speicherung von Redox-¾quivalenten mithilfe von sichtbarem Licht als Energiequelle ist von zentraler Bedeutung für die künstliche Photosynthese,daSchlüsselreaktionen wie die Reduktion von CO 2 oder die Oxidation von Wasser die Übertragung von mehreren Ladungen bedingen. Hier wird über das erste rein molekulare System berichtet, in dem nachA nregung mit sichtbarem Lichte in langlebiger ladungsgetrennter Zustand (t % 870 ns) mit zwei akkumulierten Elektronen auf einem geeignet… Show more

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“…When taking into account that the formation of AQ 2− /Sc 3+ implies the presence of two TAA + units per pentad molecule, comparison of the optical densities at 770 nm in the red and the black traces in Figure a leads to the conclusion that approximately 19 % of the observable photoproducts are charge accumulated species, whereas the remaining 81 % are due to the AQ − and AQ − /Sc 3+ species discussed above. We note that this product ratio is expected to be excitation power‐dependent, and the values reported here were obtained using pulse energies of 18 mJ. In our prior communication, we demonstrated that the concentration of charge accumulated species formed depends in quadratic fashion on the excitation power, at least at very low excitation powers.…”
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“…When taking into account that the formation of AQ 2− /Sc 3+ implies the presence of two TAA + units per pentad molecule, comparison of the optical densities at 770 nm in the red and the black traces in Figure a leads to the conclusion that approximately 19 % of the observable photoproducts are charge accumulated species, whereas the remaining 81 % are due to the AQ − and AQ − /Sc 3+ species discussed above. We note that this product ratio is expected to be excitation power‐dependent, and the values reported here were obtained using pulse energies of 18 mJ. In our prior communication, we demonstrated that the concentration of charge accumulated species formed depends in quadratic fashion on the excitation power, at least at very low excitation powers.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 53%
“…We note that this product ratio is expected to be excitation power‐dependent, and the values reported here were obtained using pulse energies of 18 mJ. In our prior communication, we demonstrated that the concentration of charge accumulated species formed depends in quadratic fashion on the excitation power, at least at very low excitation powers. Such behavior is expected for a two‐photon process.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 53%
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