Matrix isolation mechanism for solid surface room-temperature phosphorescence induction.
Matrix isolation mechanism for solid surface room-temperature phosphorescence induction.
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固体表面室温磷光诱导的基质隔离机制。
DOI:
10.1021/ac00276a059
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发表时间:
1984
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Dunlap,RB
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文献类型:
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作者:
McAleese,DL;Dunlap,RB
(SS-RTP) has been observed from a wide varietyof conjugated organic compounds (1, 2). Molecules exhibit the phenomenon when adsorbed on a suitable solid substrate. Cellulose filter and chromatographic papers are credited as the most appli-cable RTF supports to date (2, 3). Samples are prepared by the application of a few microliters of analyte solution to the supports. The samples are extensively dried prior to analysis in a phosphorimeter.SS-RTP has been known to exist as early as 1896 (1). Recent studies by Roth in 1967 (4) and by Schulman and Walling in 1972 (5, 6) first revealed that RTF was a general property of a large number of polarand ionic compounds. Since the appearance of these reports, the emission phenom-enon has received considerable attention, resulting in a num-ber of physicaland analytical studies (1, 2). However, none of these reports has convincingly defined the mechanism of RTF induction from molecules adsorbed on solid substrates such as cellulose. In the past, RTF supports and sample preparation methodshave been selected strictly on a trial and error basis. Understanding the mechanism would provide a logical foundation for the development of new RTF metho-dology.