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a) Solid state photoluminescence (PL) and photoluminescence excitation (PLE) spectra recorded at 298 K for trphe-H (λ ex = 370 nm, λ em = 490 nm) and complex 2 (λ ex = 340 nm, λ em = 465 nm). The inset shows emission decay curves recorded for trphe-H (λ em = 450 nm) and 2 (λ em = 470 nm) under excitation at 375 nm using a picosecond diode laser; b) diffuse reflectance spectra of trphe-H, trala-H and complex 2.

a) Solid state photoluminescence (PL) and photoluminescence excitation (PLE) spectra recorded at 298 K for trphe-H (λ ex = 370 nm, λ em = 490 nm) and complex 2 (λ ex = 340 nm, λ em = 465 nm). The inset shows emission decay curves recorded for trphe-H (λ em = 450 nm) and 2 (λ em = 470 nm) under excitation at 375 nm using a picosecond diode laser; b) diffuse reflectance spectra of trphe-H, trala-H and complex 2.

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Several -amino acids, (l,d)-alanine and (l,d)-phenylalanine were utilized, as precursors for synthesis of 1,2,4-triazolyl carboxylic acids (l,d)-trala-H and (l,d)-trphe-H, which were explored as angular bifunctional building blocks for engineering Ag(I)-coordination polymers. Two complexes, [Ag(μ4-trala)]H2O (1), [Ag(μ4-trphe)]H2O (2), were prepare...

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... 2 was selected to study photoluminescence properties. The solid state PL and PLE spectra recorded at 298 K for the complex and for the protonated ligand trphe-H are shown in Fig. 4a. Both the emission and excitation bands are very similar for the protonated ligand trphe-H and complex 2, however, a shift of the band positions toward shorter wavelengths can be noticed for the latter. The maximum of the excitation band is observed at 407 nm for trphe-H and at 365 nm for 2. The emission maxima are observed at 458 nm ...
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... for the protonated ligand trphe-H and complex 2, however, a shift of the band positions toward shorter wavelengths can be noticed for the latter. The maximum of the excitation band is observed at 407 nm for trphe-H and at 365 nm for 2. The emission maxima are observed at 458 nm and at 433 nm for trphe-H and compound 2, respectively. The inset in Fig. 4a shows the emission decay curves recorded at 298 K for trphe-H and complex 2. In both cases the decay curves are biexponential and the determined time constants are: t 1 = 2.7 ns, t 2 = 8.5 ns for trphe-H, and t 1 = 3.1 ns, t 2 = 9.6 ns for 2. There is only a small increase in the decay times observed for the complex as compared to the ...
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... emission bands of trphe-H should be assigned as n−π* or π−π* transitions. Based on the observed similarity of excitation and emission bands of the protonated ligand and the Ag-complex, the emission of 2 should be assigned to intraligand transitions. The reflectance spectra presented in Fig. 4b are very similar for the protonated ligand and complex 2. In the spectrum recorded for trala-H the absorption band at about 260 nm, observed for trphe-H and 2, is missing, which indicates that it should be assigned to a phenyl ring of the phenylalanine substituent, whereas other bands are due to absorption transitions of triazole ...

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