Organic Photochromes
Only a small part of the numerous phohemical reactions in organic compounds result in reversible structural changes. The latter are accom­ panied by a change in physical properties, in particular, of electronic spectra. It is tempting to try to use this phohromic effect in various systems for controlling and regulating light fluxes and for data recording. Eventually an independent trend emerged in phohemistry - the study of the phohromism of organic compounds to establish relationships between structure and phohemical behavior, the theoretical analysis of these relationships to predict structures with pre-set phohromic parameters, and, finally, the identification of suitable areas for the application of phohromism. This monograph summarizes the results of recent studies carried out by a number of research institutions in the USSR and the GDR. Devoted to an important aspect of applied phohemistry, this monograph contains a detailed exposition of the chemical phohromes referred to briefly in the earlier editions of "Introduction to the Phohemistry of Organic Compounds" (Khimiya Press, Moscow, 1976) and "Phohemical Proces­ ses in Layers" (Khimiya Press, Moscow, 1978).
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Organic Photochromes
Only a small part of the numerous phohemical reactions in organic compounds result in reversible structural changes. The latter are accom­ panied by a change in physical properties, in particular, of electronic spectra. It is tempting to try to use this phohromic effect in various systems for controlling and regulating light fluxes and for data recording. Eventually an independent trend emerged in phohemistry - the study of the phohromism of organic compounds to establish relationships between structure and phohemical behavior, the theoretical analysis of these relationships to predict structures with pre-set phohromic parameters, and, finally, the identification of suitable areas for the application of phohromism. This monograph summarizes the results of recent studies carried out by a number of research institutions in the USSR and the GDR. Devoted to an important aspect of applied phohemistry, this monograph contains a detailed exposition of the chemical phohromes referred to briefly in the earlier editions of "Introduction to the Phohemistry of Organic Compounds" (Khimiya Press, Moscow, 1976) and "Phohemical Proces­ ses in Layers" (Khimiya Press, Moscow, 1978).
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Organic Photochromes

Organic Photochromes

Organic Photochromes

Organic Photochromes

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Only a small part of the numerous phohemical reactions in organic compounds result in reversible structural changes. The latter are accom­ panied by a change in physical properties, in particular, of electronic spectra. It is tempting to try to use this phohromic effect in various systems for controlling and regulating light fluxes and for data recording. Eventually an independent trend emerged in phohemistry - the study of the phohromism of organic compounds to establish relationships between structure and phohemical behavior, the theoretical analysis of these relationships to predict structures with pre-set phohromic parameters, and, finally, the identification of suitable areas for the application of phohromism. This monograph summarizes the results of recent studies carried out by a number of research institutions in the USSR and the GDR. Devoted to an important aspect of applied phohemistry, this monograph contains a detailed exposition of the chemical phohromes referred to briefly in the earlier editions of "Introduction to the Phohemistry of Organic Compounds" (Khimiya Press, Moscow, 1976) and "Phohemical Proces­ ses in Layers" (Khimiya Press, Moscow, 1978).

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781461585879
Publisher: Springer US
Publication date: 03/01/2012
Edition description: Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1990
Pages: 280
Product dimensions: 6.69(w) x 9.61(h) x 0.02(d)

Table of Contents

1 Theoretical Studies of the Phohromism of Organic Compounds.- The Use of Qualitative Models and the Woodward-Hoffmann Rules for Describing Phohromic Systems.- Quantum-Chemical Calculations of the Spectra of Phohromic System Components and Statistical and Dynamic Indices for Estimating Their Reactivity.- Phohromic Spiropyrans.- Discussion of the Mechanisms of Phohromism using Current Ideas on Potential Energy Surfaces.- The Influence of Solvent on Phohromism.- References.- 2 Phohromic Thioindigoid Dyes.- The Structure and Spectra of Thioindigoids.- Production, Thermal Stability, and Spectra of Z-Isomers of the Thioindigoids.- On the Mechanism of the Photoisomerization of Indigoid Dyes.- The Effect of the Heteroatom of an Indigoid Dye on—E?R. The Reasons for the Absence of Phohromism in Indigo.- The Influence of Substituents and Environmental Parameters on—E?R.- Addendum.- References.- 3 Phohromic Compounds with N=N and C=N Chromophores.- The Principal Paths of Phohemical and Thermal E/Z-Isomerization.- Phohromic Azo Compounds.- Phohromic Aryldiazo Compounds.- The Phohromism of Compounds Containing the C=N Chromophore.- References.- 4 Phohromic Tautomeric Systems.- Phohromism of (Nitroaryl) (hetaryl) alkanes.- Phohromic peri-Aryloxy-p-quinones.- Reversible Photoacylotropic Regroupings.- References.- 5 Organic Phohromes for Solar Energy Storage.- The Principle of Accumulating Light Energy as the Energy of Strained Metastable Structures.- Efficiency Criteria.- Various Phohromic Systems for Solar Energy Accumulation and Their Mechanisms.- A Basic Scheme of the Engineering Solution to the Problem of Solar Energy Storage and Release in the Form of Thermal Energy.- Acylotropic Azomethine Systems — A New Type ofSolar Energy Storage Battery.- References.- 6 Luminescence of Phohromic Compounds.- Polyacenes and Their Analogs.- Diarylethylenes.- Thioindigoids.- Arylmethane Derivatives.- Spiropyrans.- Azomethineimines.- Compounds with an Intramolecular Hydrogen Bond.- Conclusion.- References.
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