Stereo-differentiation in the excited state behaviour of naphthalene-thymine dyads
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Publication Date
2005-03-17
DOI
10.1039/B419136F
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6.222
Authors
Susana Encinas, Maria J. Climent, Noureddine Belmadoui, Miguel A. Miranda
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Abstract
Using two diastereomeric dyads containing naphthalene and thymine units, significant chiral discrimination has been found in the photophysical processes involving the naphthalene excited states: singlet deactivation by hydrogen bonding molecules, singlet–singlet energy transfer from thymine and triplet decay.
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