Photoisomerization of Azobenzene Derivatives at the Air/Water Interface
Yun Ok Oh, Hang Youn Jung, Young Soo Kang
Abstract
Yun Ok Oh, Hang Youn Jung, Young Soo Kang
Abstract
The photoisomerization of azobenzene derivative on the substrate requires a sufficient area to prevent stacking by the aggregation of azobenzene chromophores. In order to overcome such a close stacking of azobenzene chromophores, the azobenzene derivative (8-[4-[4′-octylphenyl]azo]phenoxy]decyl pyridinium salt, 8Az10py) with positively charged head group was synthesized and used after purification. The photoisomerization of 8Az10py was investigated with pressure-area isotherms, surface potential-area isotherm curves and BAM images of a 1:2 mixture of 8Az10py and cholesterol at the air/water interface.
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The photoisomerization of azobenzene derivative on the substrate requires a sufficient area to prevent stacking by the aggregation of azobenzene chromophores. In order to overcome such a close stacking of azobenzene chromophores, the azobenzene derivative (8-[4-[4′-octylphenyl]azo]phenoxy]decyl pyridinium salt, 8Az10py) with positively charged head group was synthesized and used after purification. The photoisomerization of 8Az10py was investigated with pressure-area isotherms, surface potential-area isotherm curves and BAM images of a 1:2 mixture of 8Az10py and cholesterol at the air/water interface.
Key concepts: Azobenzene, Photoisomerization, Chromophore, Stacking, Pyridinium, Azo compound, Derivative (finance), Photochemistry