Electronic energy transfer in oriented bilayer films of polysilanes

Article Abstract:

It has been possible to study the energy transfer in bilayer films made of a highly oriented poly(diethylsilylene) (PDES) layer and a poorly oriented poly(methyloctadecylsilylene) (PMOdS) layer. Electronic energy transfer arises at the interface of the bilayer films from the poorly oriented PMOdS layer to the highly oriented PDES layer.

Thin films, Energy transfer

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Nonionic water-soluble polysilanes: global conformation in solution and the occurrence of preferential solvation

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the use of fluorescence emission and UV-absorption spectroscopy to determine that the structure of two nonionic polysilanes in aqueous solution takes the form of a random coil which is highly folded.

Organic solvents, Fluorescence spectroscopy, Ultraviolet spectroscopy

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C60 and C70 solvates studied by raman spectroscopy

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study by Raman spectroscopy of solvates C70 and C60.

Raman spectroscopy

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