FILLING OF SOLVENT SHELLS ABOUT IONS .1. THERMOCHEMICAL CRITERIA AND THE EFFECTS OF ISOMERIC CLUSTERS
FILLING OF SOLVENT SHELLS ABOUT IONS .1. THERMOCHEMICAL CRITERIA AND THE EFFECTS OF ISOMERIC CLUSTERS
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DOI:
10.1021/j100283a006
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发表时间:
1986-12-04
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通讯作者:
SPELLER, CV
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作者:
MEOTNER, M;SPELLER, CV
ConclusionsThe influence of the solid host on the spectroscopic properties of the pigment molecule is determined, generally, by three types of interactions: the electron-phonon coupling, the specific sol-vation, and the nonspecific solvation. We have characterized the first one by relative line-to-background intensity in the narrow-band recorded excitation spectra. The best sharp-line spectra could be obtained in amorphous, vitreous matrices. Snowy, crystalline samples yield poorer vibronic resolution, at least in the case of the Chi a series.The nature of the molecular complexes of the pigment with matrix molecules depends on the specific properties of the solvent, its nucleophilicity, and its electrophilicity. The extracoordination number (1 or 2) of the PChl and Chi a central Mg atom could be ascertained by using well-resolved excitation spectra. The nonspecific interaction affects negligibly the Debye-Waller factor and the type of Chi a solvates. However, the width and maximum of the inhomogeneous site-distribution function (as well as absorption and nonselectively excited fluorescence maxima) are related (via dispersion interaction and Stark shift) to the local polarizability and charge density in the closest environment of pigment molecules.