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The Phototransformations of trans-Stilbene and Its Derivatives on Laser Excitation

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The photostability of solutions of trans-stilbene and its derivatives on excitation with an XeCl excimer laser was studied. The quantum yield of phototransformations was found to depend on the intensity of exciting light; namely, the compounds had higher photostability in more intense excitation fields. This fact was explained by competition between the processes of photoisomerization and stimulated emission.

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    L. G. Samsonova, T. N. Kopylova, N. N. Svetlichnaya & O. S. Andrienko

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Samsonova, L.G., Kopylova, T.N., Svetlichnaya, N.N. et al. The Phototransformations of trans-Stilbene and Its Derivatives on Laser Excitation. High Energy Chemistry 36, 276–279 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1016233608886

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