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Photocontrol of interfacial mass transfer by acidity adjustable norbornadiene-quadricyclane valence isomerization
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- Kenpo Yoshie
- yamaguchi university faculty of science
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- Nishiyama Takaharu
- yamaguchi university faculty of science
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- Tanimoto Takatoshi
- yamaguchi university faculty of science
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- ishiguro Katuya
- yamaguchi university faculty of science
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- 酸性度変化を伴うノルボルナジエン-クアドリシクラン異性化反応を用いた界面物質移動の光制御
Description
It has been known that photo-irradiation of substituted norbornadienes leads to the one-way isomerization to highly strained quadricyclanes which undergo the reverse isomerization by electron-transfer sensitizations. Therefore, the photochemical pathways can be switched depending on the presence or absence of photosensitizers, which may be controlled by the reaction media where the sensitizers are dissolved. Such situations may be achieved with COOH-substituted norbornadienes and quadricyclanes when one of two isomers has a higher acidity and is soluble in water at an appropriate pH. Thus, the properties of such carboxylic acids were examined, and quite large difference in acidity by about 1.5 pKa unit was found for some norbornadiene and quadricyclane derivatives. Using these substances, photocontrol of interfacial mass transfer between organic and aqueous layers has been achieved, which may lead to novel flip-flop type photochromic systems.
Journal
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- Abstracts of Symposium on Physical Organic Chemistry
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Abstracts of Symposium on Physical Organic Chemistry 55 (0), 33-33, 2005
The Society of Physical Organic Chemistry, Japan
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Details 詳細情報について
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- CRID
- 1390282680531015552
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- NII Article ID
- 130004646366
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
- CiNii Articles
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- Abstract License Flag
- Disallowed