Reverse solvatochromism in solvent binary mixtures: a case study using a 4-(nitrostyryl)phenolate as a probe
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Rafaela I. Stock, Adriana D. S. Schramm, Marcos C. Rezende, Vanderlei G. Machado
A 4-(nitrostyryl)phenolate was synthesized and its use in pure solvents revealed a reversion in solvatochromism. Solutions of a dye in binary solvent mixtures, using as components the solvents in the region of the occurrence of the reversion, provided the first case in the literature of reverse solvatochromism in a binary mixture.
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