“…5 Moreover, porphyrins have good light-harvesting properties because of high molar extinction coefficients of their Soret and Q-bands in the UV/Vis spectra, and they show unique photophysical and electrochemical properties that are tunable by varying the meso-functional groups and through interactions with metal atoms. 6,7 There have been a number of systems comprising noncovalent association of porphyrins with small molecules, 8,9 polymers, 10 DNA, 11 metallic nanoparticles, 12 and semiconductor quantum dots. 6,7 There have been a number of systems comprising noncovalent association of porphyrins with small molecules, 8,9 polymers, 10 DNA, 11 metallic nanoparticles, 12 and semiconductor quantum dots.…”