Solvent polarity effect on trans–cis photoisomerization and fluorescence of methyl 2-naphthylacrylate
Hideaki K. Tanaka, Koichi Honda, Nobuaki Suzuki
Abstract
Hideaki K. Tanaka, Koichi Honda, Nobuaki Suzuki
Abstract
With increase of solvent polarity, the quantum yield of trans to cis isomerization of methyl 2-naphthylacrylate increased while the fluorescence quantum yield decreased.
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With increase of solvent polarity, the quantum yield of trans to cis isomerization of methyl 2-naphthylacrylate increased while the fluorescence quantum yield decreased.
Key concepts: Solvent polarity, Photoisomerization, Quantum yield, Polarity (international relations), Isomerization, Fluorescence, Chemistry, Solvent