Time resolved polarization spectroscopy: Level kinetics and rotational diffusion
Time resolved polarization spectroscopy: Level kinetics and rotational diffusion
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DOI:
10.1063/1.444684
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发表时间:
1983-06
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
A. Cross;D. Waldeck;G. Fleming
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作者:
A. Cross;D. Waldeck;G. Fleming
Time resolved polarization spectroscopy is a powerful and sensitive technique for the study of dynamics in the liquid phase. Using this technique, it is possible to obtain information about various relaxation processes in solution, including the motions of molecules in different electronic states, and the transitions between these states. Since the experiment typically measures both electronic relaxation and molecular reorientation, the observed signal can have a complicated form which represents a coupling of these two effects in a way that depends on the particular scheme of decay processes which are present in a given system. We present a general algorithm for deriving the form of the experimental signal for an arbitrary scheme for systems exhibiting these phenomena, assuming that the molecular motion is described by asymmetric rotational diffusion. Several examples are presented and experimental results interpreted using the derived formulas, including cases where (1) the excited state diffusion tenso...