Abstract:Film phosphors are obtained by adsorption of N,N'-bis(salicylidene)-1,3-propylenediamine and its halogen derivatives from their ethanol solutions by a perfluorosulfonic membrane. Fluorescence bands with maxima at 440–460 nm are determined by the polarized state of the molecules in the membrane. We propose to consider the antibonding $$\pi _{{{\text{(N=C)}}}}^{{*}}$$ states of the azomethine fragments (HC=N–) of the molecules as emitting ones.
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