Abstract
Various organic dyes have been embedded in matrices of transparent silica porous glasses prepared at room temperature by the sol-gel technique (1). The basic reaction of this process is an inorganic polymerization between silanol reactive monomers (≡Si-OH). These inorganic hosts are a link between organic and high temperature inorganic glasses. Hole-burning measurements have been published previously on chlorin and oxazine-4 perchlorate in a silicate glass (2).
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