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The luminescence of inorganic ions, organic neutral molecules (or polyatomic anions or cations) incorporated in sol-gel glasses (formed during a programmed process by hydrolysis of alkoxides and subsequent polycondensation) usually gives higher (to far higher) yields than in low-viscosity water or alcohols. Photodegradation can be avoided in lasing perylimide dyes firmly fixed in the glass built up around them. Some quantum-chemical comments are made.
Christian Klixbull Jorgensen andRenata Reisfeld
"Luminescence yields, minimal photodegradation of organic and inorganic species in sol-gel glass, and modalities of confinement", Proc. SPIE 2288, Sol-Gel Optics III, (13 October 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.188953
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Christian Klixbull Jorgensen, Renata Reisfeld, "Luminescence yields, minimal photodegradation of organic and inorganic species in sol-gel glass, and modalities of confinement," Proc. SPIE 2288, Sol-Gel Optics III, (13 October 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.188953