Nonradiative Deactivation of Excited Hemicyanines Studied with Submolecular Spatial Resolution by Time-Resolved Surface Second Harmonic Generation at Liquid−Liquid Interfaces

The excited-state dynamics of aminostilbazolium dyes is known to be dominated by nonradiative deactivation through large-amplitude motion. In order to identify the coordinate(s) responsible for this process, the excited-state lifetimes of two dialkylaminostyryl-methylpyridinium iodides have been mea...

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Published in:Journal of the American Chemical Society 2011-03, Vol.133 (8), p.2358-2361
Main Authors: Martin-Gassin, Gaelle, Villamaina, Diego, Vauthey, Eric
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Fluorescent Dyes - chemistry
Glycerol - chemistry
Molecular Structure
Pyridinium Compounds - chemistry
Quinolinium Compounds - chemistry
Stereoisomerism
Styrenes - chemistry
Surface Properties
Time Factors
Water - chemistry
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Pyridinium Compounds - chemistry
Quinolinium Compounds - chemistry
Stereoisomerism
Styrenes - chemistry
Surface Properties
Time Factors
Water - chemistry
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