Photoluminescence in anthracene and it’s derivatives
Arpita Vyas, Nitin A. Mirgane, S. V. Moharil, Aarti Iyer Muley
Abstract
Arpita Vyas, Nitin A. Mirgane, S. V. Moharil, Aarti Iyer Muley
Abstract
The anthracene and it’s derivative 9-chloro acridine and Anthracene-9-ylmethylacetate have prepared in Poly vinyl alcohol(PVOH). Their photoluminescence properties have studied. The pure anthracene has an emission at 424 and 443nm. The intense peak is observed at 465nm and shoulder at 407nm. The derivatives of anthracene Anthracene-9-ylmethylacetate shows an emission around 440nm for the excitation at 393nm and 9-chloro acridine shows emission around 360nm for the excitation at 290nm. The major problem of this organic material is the stability. The composites prepared in the medium of PVOH are more stable.
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The anthracene and it’s derivative 9-chloro acridine and Anthracene-9-ylmethylacetate have prepared in Poly vinyl alcohol(PVOH). Their photoluminescence properties have studied. The pure anthracene has an emission at 424 and 443nm. The intense peak is observed at 465nm and shoulder at 407nm. The derivatives of anthracene Anthracene-9-ylmethylacetate shows an emission around 440nm for the excitation at 393nm and 9-chloro acridine shows emission around 360nm for the excitation at 290nm. The major problem of this organic material is the stability. The composites prepared in the medium of PVOH are more stable.
Key concepts: Anthracene, Acridine, Photoluminescence, Photochemistry, Materials science, Excitation, Derivative (finance), Vinyl alcohol