Dispersion of Organic Dyes in n-Hexadecylamine-Intercalated Vanadium Xerogel Thin Films
Dispersion of Organic Dyes in n-Hexadecylamine-Intercalated Vanadium Xerogel Thin Films
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DOI:
10.1080/15421400500377727
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发表时间:
2006-08
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0.7
通讯作者:
Y. Matsuo;Naoya Yamada;T. Fukutsuka;Y. Sugie
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作者:
Y. Matsuo;Naoya Yamada;T. Fukutsuka;Y. Sugie
Vanadium xerogels intercalated by n-hexadecylamine were prepared in the presence of hexane. The interlayer spacing of the vanadium xerogel was saturated by n-hexadecylamine at a composition of (n-hexadecylamine)2.2V2O5 · 0.6 H2O. The space between the n-hexadecylamine molecules in the layer was available for adsorption of dye molecules. Large amounts of rhodamine 6G (2.9 wt%), pyrene (1.8 wt%), and p-terphenyl (3.6 wt%) were monomerically intercalated. The I1/I3 ratios of the emission peak for pyrene in the intercalation compounds were approximately 0.9, suggesting a nonpolar environment of the interlayer space. The N,N-diethlaminoazobenzene molecules in intercalation compounds were highly confined between n-hexadecylamine molecules.