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Primary study on solvent effect of COCA4 by laser photolysis

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Primary study on solvent effect of COCA4 by laser photolysis

CHENG Kemei
YAO Side
YUAN Lihua
Nuclear Science and TechniquesVol.18, No.5pp.272-275Published in print 20 Oct 2007
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Reaction of p-tert-oxocalix[4]arene in acetonitrile (CH3CN) by 308nm laser pulses was investigated to understand its mechanism as polymer stabilizer. Four main absorption bands were observed at 300nm, 400nm, 460nm and 540nm. The 300nm absorption was assigned to the absorption of phenoxy radical, and the 460nm and 540nm were triple state absorption. It was concluded that the relative stable phenoxy radical mediate was formed through intramolecular energy transition of carbonyl triplet after laser excitation in CH3CN. The formation mechanism of phenoxyl radical was quite different from that in cyclohexane (C6H12), which was cooperation of two-photon process and one-photon process.

p-tert-oxocalix[4]areneLaser photolysisTriple stateAcetonitrile
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