Kutzki, Olaf published the artcileSynthesis and properties of novel porphine-fullerene dyads for the investigation of light induced energy and electron transfer, Application In Synthesis of 50966-69-3, the main research area is fullerene porphyrin chlorin dyad preparation luminescence quenching; transition metal porphyrin chlorin fullerene preparation luminescence; copper pyrrolylpropyl deuteroporphyrin IX preparation; cobalt phosphonopropylporphyrin preparation; zinc porphyrin chlorin fullerene dyad preparation luminescence quenching.
A variety of dyads and more complex mol. arrangements of donor and acceptor subunits were designed to investigate light induced energy and electron transfer to mimic natural photosynthesis. Since the discovery and availability of the fullerenes, especially fullerene C60 was used as a subunit for the construction of mol. dyads which undergo light induced electron transfer from a porphinoid donor to the fullerene acceptor. A possible advantage of fullerenes over quinones, which were used as acceptors by nature and in the majority of artificial photosynthetic systems, is the ability of C60 to accept up to six electrons, and is the lower reorganization energy of C60 compared to quinones according to Marcus theory.
Proceedings – Electrochemical Society published new progress about Luminescence. 50966-69-3 belongs to class alcohols-buliding-blocks, name is 3-(1H-Pyrrol-1-yl)propan-1-ol, and the molecular formula is C7H11NO, Application In Synthesis of 50966-69-3.
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