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Solvent polarity effect on trans–cis photoisomerization and fluorescence of methyl 2-naphthylacrylate

Hideaki K. Tanaka, Koichi Honda, Nobuaki Suzuki

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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.

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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.

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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

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