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Electron Transfer Reaction from Zinc(II)tetraphenylporphine to Dichloromethane

Noriyuki Kishii, Katsuya Shirai, Shin-ichiro Tamura, Jun'etsu Seto, Katsumi Tokumaru, Satohiro Takagi, Tatsuo Arai, and Hirochika Sakuragi

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Abstract

Persistent spectral hole burning (PHB) offers the potential of ultra high density optical data storage1). Recently much effort has been directed towards photon-gated PHB material systems, since the systems have good properties for optical memories such as non-destructive reading and fast reaction time2). Thus it is important to study the reaction mechanism of photon-gated material systems not only to develop suitable material systems for optical memories but also to find new photochemical reactions at cryogenic temperatures.

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