菁染料薄膜的光谱性能及稳定性的研究

本文研究了6种长链菁染料薄膜的光谱特性与光稳定性,以及两种抗氧剂对其薄膜光稳定性的影响。研究表明,结构相近的菁染料利用旋涂法成膜后,光稳定性与其母核的结构有关,依吲哚>喹啉> 唑>噻唑>硒唑顺序而变,与溶液状态下相类似,两种抗氧剂均为有效的单重态氧猝灭剂,都能提高菁染料的光稳定性。且抗氧剂的用量对染料的稳定性也会产生一定的影响     

Morphology and switching of holographic gratings containing an azo dye

The effects of an azo dye on the diffraction efficiency, morphology and electro-optic properties of the transmission mode of a holographic polymer dispersed liquid crystal (LC) have been studied. The azo dye induced an induction period which otherwise does not exist, followed by a gradual increase of the diffraction efficiency to a saturation value which increased with increasing azo dye content, as a result of the azo dye reorientating LC molecules within the droplet. The increased diffraction efficiency was caused by the decreased droplet coalescence which was due to the hindered migration of the LC by the dye molecules, and to LC orientation induced by azo dye molecules giving a high refractive index contrast. The droplet size decreased with increasing dye content. The dye also lowered the threshold voltage due to the high dielectric anisotropy caused by the presence of a strong on-axis dipole moment and decreased the response time.     

Spectrophotometric study of coverage and acid-base equilibrium of a chemically bonded base

An aniline azo dye is immobilized on glass slides by reacting an organosilane reagent with the glass surface. The immobilized dye absorption spectral characteristics closely resemble those of the analogous solution form of the dye. The coverage of the immobilized dye, 1.1·10^?10 mol cm^?2, is consistent with simple monolayer coverage. The immobilized dye is a weaker base than the soluble form by an equilibrium constant factor of about 10, consistent with an electrostatic effect.     

Role reversal in a supramolecular assembly: a chiral cyanine dye controls the helicity of a peptide-nucleic acid duplex

A new dicarbocyanine dye bearing branched, chiral N-alkyl substituents was synthesized and its ability to form helical aggregates on peptide nucleic acid (PNA) double-helical templates was studied. The dye aggregates less effectively than an analogous dye bearing linear, achiral substituents, presumably due to steric problems with packing the branched substituents compared with the linear substituents. When the PNA duplex has a left-handed helicity, addition of the achiral dye leads to formation of a left-handed dye aggregate. However, when the chiral dye aggregates in the presence of this duplex, a right-handed structure is formed, suggesting that the dye alters the helicity of the underlying template. When a racemic PNA duplex (i.e., equal amounts of right- and left-handed helices) is used, no chirality is observed for the dye aggregate formed by the achiral dye but a right-handed helical aggregate is once again formed by the chiral dye. These results indicate that chirality is transferred from the dye to the PNA, as opposed to other examples of polymer-templated dye aggregation where chirality is transferred from the template to the dye.     

Removal of Reactive Yellow 84 from aqueous solutions by adsorption onto hydroxyapatite

The adsorption of a reactive dye, Reactive Yellow 84, from aqueous solution onto synthesized hydroxyapatite was investigated. The experiments were carried out to investigate the factors that influence the dye uptake by the adsorbent, such as the contact time under agitation, absorbent dosage, initial dye concentration, temperature and pH of dye solution. The experimental results show that the amount of dye adsorbed increases with an increase in the amount of hydroxyapatite. The maximum adsorption occurred at the pH value of 5. The equilibrium uptake was increased with an increase in the initial dye concentration in solution. The experimental isotherm data were analyzed using Langmuir isotherm equation. The maximum monolayer adsorption capacity was 50.25 mg/g. The adsorption has a low temperature dependency and was endothermic in nature with an enthalpy of adsorption of 2.17 kJ mol⁻¹.     

Spectral characteristics and nonlinear studies of crystal violet dye

Solid-state dye-doped polymer is an attractive alternative to the conventional liquid dye solution. In this paper, the spectral characteristics and the nonlinear optical properties of the dye crystal violet are studied. The spectral characteristics of crystal violet dye doped poly(methylmethacrylate) modified with additive n-butyl acetate (nBA) are studied by recording its absorption and fluorescence spectra and the results are compared with the corresponding liquid mixture. The nonlinear refractive index of the dye in nBA and dye doped polymer film were measured using z-scan technique, by exciting with He-Ne laser. The results obtained are intercompared. Both the samples of dye crystal violet show a negative nonlinear refractive index. The origin of optical nonlinearity in the dye may be attributed due to laser-heating induced nonlinear effect.     

Single-molecule four-color FRET visualizes energy-transfer paths on DNA origami

Fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) represents a mechanism to transport light energy at the nanoscale, as exemplified by nature's light-harvesting complexes. Here we used DNA origami to arrange fluorophores that transport excited-state energy from an input dye to an output dye. We demonstrate that energy-transfer paths can be controlled on the single-molecule level by the presence of a "jumper" dye that directs the excited-state energy either to a red or to an IR output dye. We used single-molecule four-color FRET with alternating laser excitation to sort subpopulations and to visualize the control of energy transfer.     

Photophysics of representative ketocyanine dyes: dependence on molecular structure

Spectral properties of a new fluorescent ketocyanine dye have been discussed. The energy of maximum absorption/fluorescence of the dye exhibits bathochromic shift with increasing polarity of the medium. Both dipolarity-polarisability and hydrogen bond donation interaction contribute to solvation of the dye. Study of fluorescence parameters points to existence of different emitting states of the dye for aprotic and protic solvents. While the emitting state is the (1)(π, π*) state for aprotic solvents, fluorescence supposedly take place from a different emitting state involving H-bond formation in the excited state in protic solvents. Fluorescence parameters of the dye have been compared with those for a structurally similar symmetric ketocyanine dye. The faster decay of the dye relative to its symmetric counterpart has been explained as due to an increase of nonradiative decay.     

Comparative studies on biophysical interactions between 4-dicyanomethylene-2,6-dimethyl-4H-pyran (DDP) with bovine serum albumin (BSA) and human serum albumin (HSA) via photophysical approaches and molecular docking techniques

Photophysical studies of 4-Dicyanomethylene-2,6-Dimethyl-4H-Pyran (DDP) dye with globular proteins, Human Serum Albumin (HSA) and Bovine Serum Albumin (BSA) were carried out in aqueous solution. An isosbestic point resulted on the addition of serum albumins, which signifies a complex or an equilibrium state of DDP dye with albumin. Addition of BSA to DDP dye results in a fluorescence enhancement accompanied with a significant hypsochromic shift, whereas with that of HSA, a fluorescence quenching with a considerable blue shift resulted. Excited state studies of DDP dye with serum albumins portray that the role of binding sites of dye with albumins vary considerably and the nature of interaction is presumably attributed to combined hydrogen-bonding and hydrophobic interactions. Molecular docking studies of DDP dye with albumins and two other derivatives 4-(Dicyanomethylene)-2-methyl-6-(4-dimethylaminostyryl)-4H-pyran (DCM) dye and 4-(Dicyanomethylene)-2-methyl-6-(4-t-buyl)-4H-pyran (DCT) dyes with BSA and HSA elucidates that the hydrogen-bonding interaction accompanied with several hydrophobic, pi–pi an pi–alkyl interactions coexist between dye and albumins. The binding energy, intermolecular energy and stability of the DDP, DCM and DCT dyes through docking techniques with albumins authenticate that the dye predominantly acts as hydrogen-bonding acceptor site and the protein molecule as the donor. DDP dye prefers to exist in four different binding sites of HSA, whereas, in the case of BSA, the most preferred site is found to be hydrophobic domain (site I). Interestingly, the most preferred site of DCT dye is III A subdomain of HSA, whereas DCM dye is oriented towards I B subdomain. DDP and DCT are smaller in size and reside in the domain preferred for smaller ligands (II A and IIIA) as resulted in several drugs-HSA interaction whereas DCM dye which is categorized as medium to larger ligand based on the extended structure resides in the most favoured site IB. Fluorescence techniques in combination with molecular docking methods elucidate binding characteristics and the domain in which the dye resides in a micro heterogeneous environment is established in this study.     

Aptamer-based colorimetric probe for cocaine

Complex of an anti-cocaine aptamer and the dye diethylthiotricarbocyanine behaves as a colorimetric sensor with attenuation in absorbance at 760 nm for cocaine in the concentration range of 2-600 muM. Mechanistic studies indicate an intermolecular displacement of the dye as the mechanism of action of the sensor. As the dye is insoluble in buffer, cocaine binding can be followed with the unaided eye as displaced dye precipitates and supernatant decolorizes.     

Calculation of dye-dye and dye-AgX surface interaction energies

The computation of the interaction energy between an adsorbed dye molecule and the silver halide surface has been accomplished through the use of a new code which is based upon CHEMLAB. The surface interaction energies have been computed for 1,1′-ethylene-2,2′-cyanine, a dye molecule, in both monomeric and aggregated configurations on the (100) surfaces of AgBr and AgCl. The model predicts reasonable configurations for the adsorbed dye monomer and its H- and B-aggregates. At high dye levels, the adsorption of aggregated forms is found to be favored over an adsorbed monolayer of monomeric dye molecules. Using the current interaction potentials, however, it was found that the adsorption of the dye on the AgCl (100) surface was slightly favored over that on the AgBr (100) surface. This finding, although at variance with experimental data, may be attributed to the use of an unrelaxed silver halide surface in these computations.     

Synthesis and spectroscopic properties of silica-dye-semiconductor nanocrystal hybrid particles

We prepared silica-dye-nanocrystal hybrid particles and studied the energy transfer from semiconductor nanocrystals (= donor) to organic dye molecules (= acceptor). Multishell CdSe/CdS/ZnS semiconductor nanocrystals were adsorbed onto monodisperse Sto?ber silica particles with an outer silica shell of thickness 2-23 nm containing organic dye molecules (Texas Red). The thickness of this dye layer has a strong effect on the energy transfer efficiency, which is explained by the increase in the number of dye molecules homogeneously distributed within the silica shell, in combination with an enhanced surface adsorption of nanocrystals with increasing dye amount. Our conclusions were underlined by comparison of the experimental results with numerically calculated FRET efficiencies and by control experiments confirming attractive interaction between the nanocrystals and Texas Red freely dissolved in solution.     

A NEW SENSITIZATION EFFECT OF PHOTOCONDUCTIVITY IN THE SYSTEM POLY-N-VINYL-CARBAZOLE/ACCEPTOR/DYE*

Abstract— In three-component systems, consisting of poly-N-vinyl-carbazole/acceptor/dye, besides the polymer band and the dye band, an additional peak in the photoconduction spectrum is formed. By comparison with the absorption spectrum, it is shown that the additional peak in the photoconduction spectrum cannot be related to the charge-transfer band between the polymer and the acceptor nor to the charge-transfer band between dye and acceptor. As an explanation, a cooperation of acceptor radicals — which are formed in the dark between poly-N-vinyl-carbazole and acceptor molecules — and dye is discussed.     

卤化银彩色成像体系中染料云形态的优化

本文为验证彩色卤化银体系中染料云形成的动力学模型而设计了实验,实验验证是采用一种“三明治”结构的彩色卤化银涂层,以保证其在曝光和彩色显影后所形成的染料云基本上不重叠,然后测量其染料云的尺寸分布和平均尺寸并与彩色卤化银体系中染料云形成的动力学模型计算所得的染料云的平均尺寸进行比较,结果证实了模型的适用性,在此基础上利用模型研究了各种因素对染料云形态、尺寸的影响,并综合各因素进行体系的优化。     

Fluorescence behavior of the pH-sensitive probe carboxy SNARF-1 in suspension of liposomes.

When exposed to the intracellular environment fluorescent probes sensitive to pH exhibit changes of photophysical characteristics as a result of an interaction of the dye molecule with cell constituents such as proteins, lipids or nucleic acids. This effect is reflected in calibration curves different from those found with the same dye in pure buffer solutions. To study an interaction of the probe 5'(and 6')-carboxy-10-dimethylamino-3-hydroxy- spiro[7H-benzo[c]xanthene-7,1'(3H)-isobenzofuran]-3'-one (carboxy SNARF-1) with membrane lipids, we measured its fluorescence in model systems of large unilamellar vesicles (LUV) prepared by extrusion. When the dye was removed from the bulk solution by gel filtration the relative fluorescence intensity of the lipid-bound dye form was enhanced, showing a strong interaction of the dye molecule with LUV membrane lipids. Surprisingly, the dye molecules seem to be bound predominantly to the outer surface of the lipid bilayer. The same situation was found with small unilamellar vesicles prepared by sonication. This effect makes it difficult to use carboxy SNARF-1 for measurements of the internal pH in suspensions of liposomes.     

Photophysical and photochemical effects of dye binding

Abstract— A discussion is given of the photophysical and photochemical consequences of the binding of dyes and of pigments of biological importance to polymeric substrates. The modification of the photochemical properties induced by dye binding can in large part be ascribed to the known changes in photophysical properties of dyes engendered by such interactions. Principally, these involve enhanced formation of metastable species of dye molecules and decreased opportunity for self-quenching. In photochemical terms, dye binding thus enhances susceptibility to photoreduction, causes an increase in the quantum yield of photoreduction with increasing concentration of bound dye, and induces enhanced ability to act as a sensi-tizer in photoreduction. Paradoxically, dye binding decreases the ability of the bound dye to act as a sensitizer in photoxidation.     

UV/H2O2光助氧化降解丽华实军蓝制衣染料（英文）

本文对UV/H2O2光助氧化降解丽华实军蓝制衣染料的效果及其影响因素和动力学进行了研究。结果表明,UV/H2O2对丽华实军蓝染料废液具有很好的处理效果,用量少,处理浓度高,且在发生光助氧化降解的同时还伴随着光分解反应。UV/H2O2体系的光助氧化反应和UV体系的光分解反应均为表观一级反应,前者活化能9.71 kJ.mol-1,指前因子1.61 min-1,后者活化能50.3 kJ.mol-1,指前因子3.88×105min-1。染料溶液初始pH为强碱性(pH=12)时染料降解率最大。     

有机染料敏化太阳电池中激发态弛豫和电子注入的超快光谱研究

为了实现窄能隙有机光敏剂的理性设计,有必要全面理解发生在二氧化钛/染料/电解质复杂界面的激发态演化动力学。本文通过构建分别以苯并噻二唑-苯甲酸(BTBA)和吡啶并噻二唑-苯甲酸(PTBA)为电子受体的有机给受体染料,借助超快瞬态吸收光谱测量与理论模拟,我们发现在实际的二氧化钛/染料/电解质界面存在激发态多步弛豫与多态电子注入的过程。密度泛函理论及含时密度泛函理论计算表明,二氧化钛表面的光激发产生的"热"激发态染料分子会通过分子片段间的扭转运动发生显著的多步结构弛豫,最终形成共轭骨架具有醌式结构、更加平面化的平衡构型。通过对飞秒瞬态吸收光谱进行目标分析,我们发现相对于以苯并噻二唑-苯甲酸为电子受体的染料,以吡啶并噻二唑-苯甲酸为电子受体的染料呈现出较慢的电子注入速率与较短的激发态寿命,导致总的电子注入产率较低,给出了基于该染料所制备的太阳电池的外量子产率峰值低的原因。     

Effect of polyelectrolytes on aggregation of a cyanine dye

The effect of poly(acrylic acid) and poly(methacrylic acid) on the molecular state of a cationic cyanine dye (3,3′-diethyl-2,2′-thiacarbocyanine iodide) was studied. Gels based on the above polymers were shown to efficiently absorb an oppositely charged dye. The absorption of dye ions by a gel induced their aggregation. It was shown that, in the acrylic acid-based gels, H-aggregates, dimers, and single ions of the dye coexist. In gels containing methacrylic acid units, dye ions mainly formed H-aggregates. A comparison of aggregation of dye ions in the gels with that in aqueous solutions of corresponding polyelectrolytes was performed. When dye ions were immobilized in a gel network, the proportion of the ions forming the H-aggregates was considerably larger than that in solutions. The effect of the gel network charge density on the aggregation of dye ions was investigated. It was shown that an increase in the fraction of charged units in network chains facilitates aggregation.     

Dye Binding Characteristics of N,N′‐Methylene‐bis‐acrylamide (NNMBA)‐Crosslinked Polyacrylamide‐Supported Amine and its Photooxidizing Ability

The dye binding characteristics of 8 mol% NNMBA‐crosslinked polyacrylamide‐supported amine is investigated with Rose Bengal (RB), Methyl Orange (MO), Methylene Blue (MB) and Methyl Red (MR). The influence of the concentration of dye solution on dye binding, time course of dye binding and characterization were explored. It is observed that binding is higher in the case of Rose Bengal and dye binding depends on the polarity, as well as the size of the dye molecule. The photooxidation property of polymer bound RB was investigated towards the oxidation of benzoin to benzil. RB bound polymer acts as an efficient heterogenous photooxidizing agent.