Foto- and radiostorage chemiluminescence. Investigation of application of method in the chemical dosimetry and analytical chemistry
Abstract
The purpose of this work was to synthesize novel chemiluminescent compounds using photochemical or radiochemical reactions and apply their chemiluminescence in analytical chemistry and radiation dosimetry. For this purpose, over 20 azaaromatic compounds, such as acridines or quinolines as well as the novel third allotropie form of carbon, fullerene C60, were photolyzed or radiolyzed and their products were used to chemiluminescence reactions. The light reactions were initiated using only strong bases such as hydrides or methanolic alkali hydroxides. It should be noted that the overall chemiluminescence quantum yields and intensities of the acridine derivatives appear to be 2-3 orders greater than that of quinolines or fullerene C60. At this point also should be noted that oxygen in contrast to chemiluminescence reactions, where is necessary, in photolysis or radiolysis reactions must be completely removed. The combined two successive reactions, photolysis or radiolysis and chemilumines ...
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