Light Energy Accumulation from Pyrene Derivative to Tris(bipyridine)ruthenium on Clay Surface.
Langmuir
; 33(15): 3680-3684, 2017 04 18.
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ABSTRACT
A novel type of energy donor-acceptor system on a clay surface has been prepared. The energy transfer between an energy-donating cationic pyrene derivative (An-Py2+) and an energy-accepting tris(bipyridine)ruthenium complex (Ru2+) on the clay surface was investigated using absorption, emission, and lifetime measurements. An obvious energy transfer was observed, and one Ru2+ molecule quenched the emission from five molecules of An-Py2+ with an emission quenching efficiency of 85% on the clay surface. This suggests that the light energies absorbed by five of the An-Py2+ molecules were accumulated in the one Ru2+ molecule. Near-quantitative emission quenching was observed for stoichiometric amounts of An-Py2+ and Ru2+. The apparent quenching rate constant is approximately 1017 L mol-1 s-1, and thus the quenching rate constant is 107-108 times higher than the diffusion rate constant in a homogeneous solution.
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