Singlet Oxygen Generation by Photoexcitation of Gold Nanoparticles

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Singlet Oxygen Generation by Photoexcitation of Gold Nanoparticles. / Safin, R. R.; Ershov, K. S.; Valiulin, S. V. и др.

в: High Energy Chemistry, Том 57, № Suppl 3, 12.2023, стр. S464-S469.

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Safin, R. R. ; Ershov, K. S. ; Valiulin, S. V. и др. / Singlet Oxygen Generation by Photoexcitation of Gold Nanoparticles. в: High Energy Chemistry. 2023 ; Том 57, № Suppl 3. стр. S464-S469.

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title = "Singlet Oxygen Generation by Photoexcitation of Gold Nanoparticles",

abstract = "Upon the photoexcitation of an aqueous suspension of gold nanoparticles with pulsed laser radiation, the surface plasmon resonance (SPR) absorption band exhibits short-lived IR luminescence with a spectral maximum at about 1300 nm, which is attributed to the luminescence of 1О2 singlet oxygen molecules. It has been found that the formation of 1О2 molecules is caused by a three-photon process. The single-photon SPR excitation provides the occurrence of electron emission; the impact of electrons on the oxygen molecules leads to the formation of superoxide anion molecules on the nanoparticle surface; upon the absorption of two more quanta of the same laser pulse, an electron is detached from the molecule to form a 1О2 molecule.",

author = "Safin, {R. R.} and Ershov, {K. S.} and Valiulin, {S. V.} and Pyryaeva, {A. P.}",

note = "This work was supported by the Russian Science Foundation, project no. 22-23-00921. Публикация для корректировки.",

year = "2023",

month = dec,

doi = "10.1134/S0018143923090151",

language = "English",

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pages = "S464--S469",

journal = "High Energy Chemistry",

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N2 - Upon the photoexcitation of an aqueous suspension of gold nanoparticles with pulsed laser radiation, the surface plasmon resonance (SPR) absorption band exhibits short-lived IR luminescence with a spectral maximum at about 1300 nm, which is attributed to the luminescence of 1О2 singlet oxygen molecules. It has been found that the formation of 1О2 molecules is caused by a three-photon process. The single-photon SPR excitation provides the occurrence of electron emission; the impact of electrons on the oxygen molecules leads to the formation of superoxide anion molecules on the nanoparticle surface; upon the absorption of two more quanta of the same laser pulse, an electron is detached from the molecule to form a 1О2 molecule.

AB - Upon the photoexcitation of an aqueous suspension of gold nanoparticles with pulsed laser radiation, the surface plasmon resonance (SPR) absorption band exhibits short-lived IR luminescence with a spectral maximum at about 1300 nm, which is attributed to the luminescence of 1О2 singlet oxygen molecules. It has been found that the formation of 1О2 molecules is caused by a three-photon process. The single-photon SPR excitation provides the occurrence of electron emission; the impact of electrons on the oxygen molecules leads to the formation of superoxide anion molecules on the nanoparticle surface; upon the absorption of two more quanta of the same laser pulse, an electron is detached from the molecule to form a 1О2 molecule.

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