charge-transfer complexes studied by dynamic force spectroscopy
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Abstract
In this paper, the strength and kinetics of two charge-transfer complexes, naphthol-methylviologen and pyrene-methylviologen, are studied using dynamic force spectroscopy. The dissociation rates indicate an enhanced stability of the pyrene-methylviologen complex, which agrees with its higher thermodynamic stability compared to naphthol-methylviologen complex.
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| Authors | ;Jurriaan Huskens;Xi Zhang;Pascal Jonkheijm;Yiheng Zhang;Alberto Gomez-Casado;Arántzazu Gonzalez-Campo |
| Journal | Journal of Fluorescence |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.3390/polym5010269
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