The study of electron transfer reactions in a dendrimeric assembly: proper utilization of dendrimer fluorescence
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Somnath Koley, Subhadip Ghosh
The PAMAM dendrimer with a cage like structure acts as an excellent electron donor in the presence of an electron deficient molecule. Electron transfer (ET) causes significant quenching of dendrimer fluorescence. Trapping of quencher molecules within the dendrimer cage helps ET to take place through an expeditious route. Utilization of intrinsic fluorescence and sensing applications of dendrimers have been established here.
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