Photodecomposition of diazanaphthalenes adsorbed on silver colloid surfaces

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the use silver colloid to adsorb diazanphthalene and is photodecomposition rates.

Observations, Photochemical research, Diazo compounds

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Photochemical reactions of phenazine and acridine adsorbed on silver colloid surfaces

Article Abstract:

The photochemical reactions of phenazine and acridine adsorbed on silver colloid surfaces are studied. Both molecules, when adsorbed on the surface of collodial silver, are found to photodecompose with the cleavage of a N-C bond in a one-photon process.

Heterocyclic compounds, Colloid chemistry, Acridine

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Photophysical properties of a three-dimensional zinc(II) porphyrin box

Article Abstract:

The various photophysical properties of the three-dimensional zinc(II) prophyrin box and its constituent unit are investigated. The relationship between molecular structures in three-dimensional molecular networks and exciton coupling/transport processes is shown.

Molecular structure, Zinc compounds, Structure

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