The photochemical reaction of potassium ferrocyanide(K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6))exhibits excitation wavelength dependence and non-Kasha rule behavior.In this study,the excited-state dynamics of K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6) were studied by tr...The photochemical reaction of potassium ferrocyanide(K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6))exhibits excitation wavelength dependence and non-Kasha rule behavior.In this study,the excited-state dynamics of K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6) were studied by transient absorption spectroscopy.Excited state electron detachment(ESED)and photoaquation reactions were clarified by comparing the results of 260,320,340,and 350 nm excitations.ESED is the path to generate a hydrated electron(e^(−)_(aq)).ESED energy barrier varies with the excited state,and it occurs even at the first singlet excited state(^(1)T_(1g)).The ^(1)T_(1g) state shows∼0.2 ps lifetime and converts into triplet[Fe(CN)_(6)]4−by intersystem crossing.Subsequently,3Fe(CN)_(5)]^(3-)appears after one CN−ligand is ejected.In sequence,H2O attacksFe(CN)_(5)]^(3-)to generate[Fe(CN)_(5)H_(2)O]^(3−)with a time constant of approximately 20 ps.The ^(1)T_(1g) state and e−aq exhibit strong reducing power.The addition of uridine 5′-monophosphate(UMP)to the K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6) solution decrease the yield of e−aq and reduce the lifetimes of the e−aq and ^(1)T_(1g) state.The obtained reaction rate constant of ^(1)T_(1g) state and UMP is 1.7×10^(14)(mol/L)^(−1)·s^(−1),and the e−aq attachment to UMP is∼8×10^(9)(mol/L)^(−1)·s^(−1).Our results indicate that the reductive damage of K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6) solution to nucleic acids under ultraviolet irradiation cannot be neglected.展开更多
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文摘The photochemical reaction of potassium ferrocyanide(K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6))exhibits excitation wavelength dependence and non-Kasha rule behavior.In this study,the excited-state dynamics of K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6) were studied by transient absorption spectroscopy.Excited state electron detachment(ESED)and photoaquation reactions were clarified by comparing the results of 260,320,340,and 350 nm excitations.ESED is the path to generate a hydrated electron(e^(−)_(aq)).ESED energy barrier varies with the excited state,and it occurs even at the first singlet excited state(^(1)T_(1g)).The ^(1)T_(1g) state shows∼0.2 ps lifetime and converts into triplet[Fe(CN)_(6)]4−by intersystem crossing.Subsequently,3Fe(CN)_(5)]^(3-)appears after one CN−ligand is ejected.In sequence,H2O attacksFe(CN)_(5)]^(3-)to generate[Fe(CN)_(5)H_(2)O]^(3−)with a time constant of approximately 20 ps.The ^(1)T_(1g) state and e−aq exhibit strong reducing power.The addition of uridine 5′-monophosphate(UMP)to the K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6) solution decrease the yield of e−aq and reduce the lifetimes of the e−aq and ^(1)T_(1g) state.The obtained reaction rate constant of ^(1)T_(1g) state and UMP is 1.7×10^(14)(mol/L)^(−1)·s^(−1),and the e−aq attachment to UMP is∼8×10^(9)(mol/L)^(−1)·s^(−1).Our results indicate that the reductive damage of K_(4)Fe(CN)_(6) solution to nucleic acids under ultraviolet irradiation cannot be neglected.
