. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 21.

Published in final edited form as: New J Chem. 2016 Jul 21;40(9):7721–7740. doi: 10.1039/C6NJ01154C

Table 1.

Spectral properties of PEGylated chlorins in DMF and in water

Chlorin	Solvent^a	B_max abs (nm)	Q_y abs (nm)	Q_y abs fwhm (nm)	I_{Q_y}/I_{B_y}	ΣQ_y/ΣB_y	Q_y em (nm)	Q_y em fwhm (nm)
ZnC1	DMF	410	609	18	0.16	0.20	612	20
ZnC1	water	408	610	19	0.14	0.15	611	22
FbC1	DMF	406	637	15	0.25	0.12	639	16
FbC1	water	404	636	17	0.20	0.12	637	18
ZnC2	DMF	416	610	14	0.15	0.16	613	17
ZnC2	water	414	613	16	0.15	0.15	614	24
FbC2	DMF	416	640	12	0.25	0.15	640	15
FbC2	water	412	636	14	0.14	0.06	638	17
ZnC3	DMF	455	672	28	0.68	0.38	682	30
ZnC3	water	445	698	71	0.57	0.38	700	60
FbC3	DMF	443	687	25	0.52	0.19	692	26
FbC3	water	445	706	42	0.52	0.22	710	58

The samples in water contained 5% DMF as a cosolvent.