Photochromic and irreversible photofluorescent organic materials for 3D bitwise optical memory

Barachevsky, V. А.; Кобелева, О. И.; Валова, Т. М.; Айт, А. О.; Dunaev, A. A.; Gorelik, A. L.; Krayushkin, М. М.; Levchenko, K. S.; Yarovenko, V. N.; Kiyko, V. V.; Grebennikov, E. P.

doi:10.3103/s1060992x10020104

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“…It has been shown that among the studied polymeric bindings, the use of poly(methyl methacrylate) provides the highest fluorescence intensity. Judging from kinetic data, the fluorescence intensity of the photoproducts increases sharply on going from solution to a polymeric matrix at comparably equal changes of the photoinduced absorbance [31][32][33][34][35].…”

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Media with photoinduced irreversible fluorescence

Traven

Cheptsov

2015

Heterocyclic Communications

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The development of light-sensitive media based on organic, mostly heterocyclic compounds that have no fluorescence in their initial form but provide fluorescent photoproducts formation is considered in this review. Materials with photoinduced irreversible fluorescence appear to be the most promising in the design of recording media for 3D archive optical memory. Photoactivatable fluorophores are also of interest for use in cell biology.

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