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Effect of interchain separation on the photoinduced absorption spectra of polycarbazolyldiacetylenes

  • D. Comoretto
  • , I. Moggio
  • , C. Dell'Erba
  • , C. Cuniberti
  • , G. F. Musso
  • , G. Dellepiane
  • , L. Rossi
  • , Laura Rossi
  • , M. E. Giardini
  • , A. Borghesi

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    Abstract

    The photoinduced absorption spectra of a novel polycarbazolyldiacetylene with long aliphatic chains on the carbazolyl side groups are measured and compared with those of the unsubstituted polyDCHD. The two polymers in the blue form exhibit very similar electronic absorption spectra and Raman frequencies. This fact indicates that the conjugation length of the polydiacetylene backbone is not too affected by the long substituents. In contrast, the near steady-state photoinduced absorption spectra show that different photogeneration mechanisms are involved in the two polymers. This result can be ascribed to the role played by the interchain distance in the dynamics of the relaxation processes in polydiacetylenes.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)16357-16360
    JournalPhysical Review B
    Volume54
    Issue number23
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 15 Dec 1996

    Keywords

    • polycarbazolyldiacetylenes
    • photoinduced absorption

    ASJC Scopus subject areas

    • Spectroscopy

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