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. 2018 Mar 27;9(15):3844–3855. doi: 10.1039/c8sc00560e

Table 1. Absorption and fluorescence data of the isolated compounds reported in this work.

Compound Absorption in THF λabs (nm) (ε, M–1 cm–1) Fluorescence in THF
λ em (nm) Φ FL a
E-1a 315 (35457), 384 (19155) 483 0.39
1b 414 (21282) 464 0.03
1c 422 (24494) 435 0.06
1d 305 (16521), 374 (16133) 480 0.49
E-2a 318 (32368), 382 (17130) 484 0.40
2b 415 (22839) 462 0.01
2c 422 (28856) 471 0.03
2d 306 (17036), 375 (15802) 480 0.54
E-3a 321 (27864), 379 (22173) 476 0.41
3b 418 (24133) 469 0.01
3c 424 (29914) 468 0.03
3d 314 (20179), 383 (15967) 480 0.41
E-4a 315 (37129), 382 (22122) 478 0.43
4b 417 (22283) 434 0.01
4c 423 (27366) 472 0.02
4d 313 (17469), 378 (14129) 480 0.49
E-5a 304(27602) 450 0.06
E-6a 315 (39642), 380 (27831) 473 0.37
6d 272 (19697), 294 (15720), 374 (13113) 480 0.45
E-7a 325 (34151), 380 (21960) 485 0.26
E-8a 318 (42807), 357 (32632) 463 0.38
E-9a 333 (18568), 362 (18454), 420 (6833) 536 0.65

aDetermined with an absolute QY spectrometer.