Chem. J. Chinese Universities ›› 1999, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (2): 214.

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Nonprotected Fluid Room Temperature Phosphorescence of Bromonaphthalene and Its Medium Effects

MOU Lan1, CHEN Xiao-Kang2, LI Long-Di3   

  1. 1. Department of Chemistry, Guizhou Universitya, Guiyang, 550025;
    2. Department of Chemistry, Shaoguan Universityb, Shaoguan 512005;
    3. Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua Universityc, Beijing, 100084
  • Received:1998-06-10 Online:1999-02-24 Published:1999-02-24

Abstract: Astrong and stable room temperature phosphorescence(RTP) signal of bromonaphthalene(β-BrN) aqueous solution with peak wavelengths of λexem=275.0 nm/(494/3, 517/6) nm can be induced only by using Na2SO3as an oxygen scavenger and irradiating the solution for some time with the light source of apparatus. The RTP intensity and irradiation time required to acquire a stable RTP signal are very sensitive to the kind and amount of organic solvent added to the system. For a β-BrN/Na2SO3aqueous solution system containing 25% acetonitrile, a short irradiation time is needed and a strong and stable RTP signaLIs triggered quickly. The RTP intensity is linear to the BrN concentration in the range 8.0×10-8-1.6×10-5mol/Lwith the detection limit of 4.7×10-8mol/L.

Key words: Bromonaphthalene, Nonprotected fluid room temperature phosphorescence, Medium effects

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