2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.ica.2011.11.058
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Subtle structure and fluorescence signal changes of four Hg-containing complexes: Influence of the solvents and the halide ions

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“…Although having the lowest HOMO–LUMO+1 energy gap (4.00 eV), 11 exhibits a very weak emission band under the same experimental conditions. This can be probably attributed to the competitive quenching effect of the iodide anions according to an internal heavy atom mechanism caused by the introduction of the metal ions and halide anions, and the disorder of iodide ions of 11 in crystallography has also the negative effect on its fluorescence intensity.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Although having the lowest HOMO–LUMO+1 energy gap (4.00 eV), 11 exhibits a very weak emission band under the same experimental conditions. This can be probably attributed to the competitive quenching effect of the iodide anions according to an internal heavy atom mechanism caused by the introduction of the metal ions and halide anions, and the disorder of iodide ions of 11 in crystallography has also the negative effect on its fluorescence intensity.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3c). 41,42 The foregoing facts specify that these weak interactions are very important in 4b, where they contribute significantly to molecular self-assembly processes.…”
Section: Crystal Structure Of 4bmentioning
confidence: 99%