Excited singlet state reaction of phenosafranine with electron donors Role of the heavy-atom effect in triplet induction

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Senthil Saravanan Jayanthi and Perumal Ramamurthy


Abstract

Phenosafranine fluorescence is quenched effectively by halogenated benzene derivatives in the negative and positive regions of the Gibbs energy change, ΔGet. The observed quenching constants are compared with the kq values calculated using ΔG from the Rehm–Weller expression and kd=2.8×1010 d mol-1 s-1 from the Smoluchowski expression. Good correlation between observed and calculated kq values in the exothermic region of ΔGet reveals that the reaction proceeds here via electron transfer. For positive ΔGet, the difference between experimental and calculated kq values shows that quenching occurs via the heavy-atom effect and not via electron transfer. The induced intersystem crossing efficiency in the presence of heavy-atom-substituted quenchers is evaluated using laser flash photolysis.


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