Similarity between the kinetic parameters of the buffer-mediated proton exchange reaction of a xanthenic derivative in its ground- and excited-state
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Jose M. Paredes, Angel Orte, Luis Crovetto, Jose M. Alvarez-Pez, Ramon Rios, Maria J. Ruedas-Rama, Eva M. Talavera
Buffer-mediated proton exchange reactions of a xanthenic dye were studied in the ground and the excited state by single molecule and bulk fluorescence techniques, respectively. The rate constant obtained supported the uniformity of the process in the ground and the excited state, and the need of adequate character of the buffer species to be able to promote excited-state reactions.
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