Elucidation of multiple-point interactions of pyranine fluoroprobe during the gelation.

Elucidation of multiple-point interactions of pyranine fluoroprobe during the gelation.
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10.1016/j.saa.2008.09.012
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2009-03
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Spectrochimica acta. Part A, Molecular and biomolecular spectroscopy
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Y. Yılmaz;Nihan Uysal;A. Gelir;Orhan Guney;D. Aktaş;Savas Gogebakan;Aylin Oner
Y. Yılmaz;Nihan Uysal;A. Gelir;Orhan Guney;D. Aktaş;Savas Gogebakan;Aylin Oner
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Y. Yılmaz;Nihan Uysal;A. Gelir;Orhan Guney;D. Aktaş;Savas Gogebakan;Aylin Oner

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We have studied the multiple-point interactions of the pyranine (8-hydroxypyrene-1,3,6-trisulfonic acid, trisodium salt; 3sPyOH) fluoroprobe with polymer chains during the free-radical polymerization of acrylamide (AAm) by using the steady state fluorescence measurements. We observed a considerable blue shift from 515nm to 406nm in the emission spectra due to a C–O ether bond formation between the hydroxylic oxygen of 3sPyOH and a terminal C-atom of the growing AAm chain. Furthermore ionic (electrostatic) interactions occur between the three ionized sulfonic acid groups (SO3−) of 3sPyOH and protonated amide groups on the AAm chains. These electrostatic interactions also cause a gradual red shift in the maximum of the short-wavelength-peak, from 406nm to 430nm. The results showed that the pyranine can be used as a probe for real time monitoring of the polymerization process of AAm system since it monitors both the progression of the polymerization via chemical binding over OH group and the change in the local density of the polymerizing sample by means of the gradual red shift in the short-wavelength-peak via ionic interactions over SO3−groups.