TRANSIENT EFFECT IN FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING BY ELECTRON TRANSFER. 4. LONG-RANGE ELECTRON TRANSFER IN A NONPOLAR SOLVENT
TRANSIENT EFFECT IN FLUORESCENCE QUENCHING BY ELECTRON TRANSFER. 4. LONG-RANGE ELECTRON TRANSFER IN A NONPOLAR SOLVENT
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电子转移荧光淬灭的瞬态效应。
DOI:
10.1021/jp991087h
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发表时间:
1999
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
M. Tachiya
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作者:
L. Burel;M. Mostafavi;and Shigeo Murata;M. Tachiya
The transient effect in fluorescence quenching observed in a viscous nonpolar solvent, liquid paraffin, was measured and analyzed in order to study the mechanism of electron transfer fluorescence quenching in such solvents. The method of analysis is similar to that adopted in previous papers (J. Phys. Chem. 1995, 99, 5354; 1996, 100, 4064) to study electron transfer in polar solvents. The difference from the previous method is that a function of the form A exp[−b(r − r0)] was used as the electron transfer rate constant k(r) instead of the Marcus equation and that the dependence of the steady-state fluorescence intensity on the quencher concentration was also analyzed in addition to the fluorescence decay at high quencher concentrations (≥50 mM). The parameters A and b and the diffusion coefficient D were determined from these analyses. The distribution of quenching distance was calculated using these parameter values. The distribution shows that the quenching occurs at distances longer than the contact di...