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"Visualization of transient absorption dynamics - towards a qualitative view of complex reaction kinetics" H. Satzger, W. Zinth
Chem. Phys. 295 (2003) 287-295
Abstract: Photochemical reactions may involve complex reaction schemes and their investigation requires spectroscopic techniques extending over a broad spectral range and over several orders of magnitude in time. Two commonly used numerical
procedures to evaluate such data sets - global fitting and singular value decomposition - are discussed and a method for the qualitative visualization is proposed: Differentiation of the transient spectra on a logarithmic scale allows to extract special kinetic components and to obtain reasonable starting information for subsequent fitting procedures. The proposed method should be
well adapted to situations where e. g. due to unstable samples the data can not be recorded at the precision required for unambiguous analysis by standard data handling procedures. The method is applied to synthetic data sets as well as to
experimental data taken from femtosecond absorption experiments on the laser
dye DCM in DMSO.
BMO authors (in alphabetic order): Helmut Satzger Wolfgang Zinth
Assoziierte Projekte: Photoswitchable model peptides and their conformational dynamics Peptide and protein folding Femtosekunden Untersuchung ultraschneller molekularer Schalter
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