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Lowest Triplet State in 1,4-Dinitronaphalene

K. M. Jain, T. N. Misra

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The phosphorescence emission characteristics of 1, 4-dinitronaphthatene in some protic and nonprotic solvents at 77°K have been investigated and the lowest triplet state is assigned as 3ππ∗ in this molecule. The observed low phosphorescence intensity and the lifetime values have been attributed to the ‘proximity effect’.

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The phosphorescence emission characteristics of 1, 4-dinitronaphthatene in some protic and nonprotic solvents at 77°K have been investigated and the lowest triplet state is assigned as 3ππ∗ in this molecule. The observed low phosphorescence intensity and the lifetime values have been attributed to the ‘proximity effect’.

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The phosphorescence emission characteristics of 1, 4-dinitronaphthatene in some protic and nonprotic solvents at 77°K have been investigated and the lowest triplet state is assigned as 3ππ∗ in this molecule. The observed low phosphorescence intensity and the lifetime values have been attributed to the ‘proximity effect’.

Key concepts: Phosphorescence, Chemistry, Triplet state, Photochemistry, Molecule, Fluorescence, Organic chemistry, Optics

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