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Ultrafast and efficient energy transfer in a one- and two-photon sensitized rhodamine-BODIPY dyad: a perspective for broadly absorbing photocages

Marvin Asido, Carsten Hamerla, Rebekka Weber, Maximiliane Horz, Madhava Shyam Niraghatam, Alexander Heckel, Irène Burghardt, Josef Wachtveitl

2021Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics13 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

-nitroaniline (PNA) was investigated by UV/vis absorption spectroscopy by either excitation of the rhodamine or the BODIPY moiety. Even though a quantitative assessment of the PNA yield could not be achieved for this particular BODIPY cage, the present study provides a design principle for a class of photocages that can be broadly activated between 500 and 900 nm.

Topics & Concepts

BODIPYUltrafast laser spectroscopyPhotochemistryChemistryFluorophoreQuantum yieldSpectroscopyFemtosecondExcited statePhotoexcitationFluorescence spectroscopyRhodamineChromophoreExcitationFluorescenceAtomic physicsOpticsPhysicsLaserQuantum mechanicsPhotochromic and Fluorescence ChemistryLuminescence and Fluorescent MaterialsNonlinear Optical Materials Studies
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