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. 2022 Aug 30;13(36):10950–10960. doi: 10.1039/d2sc04311d

Optical properties of selected compounds 4 and 5 in CH2Cl2.

4/5 λ abs (nm) (ε (104 M−1 cm−1)) λ em a (nm) Φ F b (%) Δνc (cm−1)
4abd 415 (1.73) 565 90 6397
4af 334 (3.05), 422 (1.90)e 572 48 6214
4ag 294 (1.87), 348 (1.04), 370 (1.19)e 512 83 7496
4aq 380 (1.73) 471 20 5085
4as 388 (2.03) 481, 505 23 4983
4at 380 (2.55) 479, 499 39 5439
4au 438 (3.08), 465 (3.78), 490 (2.89)e 548 25 2160
4av 344 (2.0), 385 (1.77)e 540 32 7455
5aa 297 (1.97), 364 (0.81), 382 (0.56)e 425 56 2649
5ab 278 (3.19), 304 (2.78), 438 (1.81)e 533 87 4069
5ac 306 (0.19), 370 (0.11), 395 (0.10)e 446 95 2894
a

Excited at λabs.

b

Absolute fluorescence quantum yields.

c

Stokes shifts.

d

The optical data of 4ab in CH2Cl2 was reported by Yamaguchi et al. in ref. 3a.

e

Absorption maxima at the longest wavelength.