PHOTOREDUCTION OF TRIPHENYLMETHANE DYES IN THE BOUND STATE

[1] LONG-LIVED STATES IN PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS .2. PHOTOREDUCTION OF FLUORESCEIN AND ITS HALOGENATED DERIVATIVES [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1956, 78 (16) : 3977 - 3980

[2] THE DISSOCIATION AND SPECIFIC VISCOSITY OF POLYMETHACRYLIC ACID [J]. RECUEIL DES TRAVAUX CHIMIQUES DES PAYS-BAS-JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1950, 69 (02): : 192 - 206

[3] BELLIN JS, UNPUBLISHED

[4] BELLIN JS, THESIS POLYTECHNIC I

[5] TRANSFER OF LIGHT ENERGY WITHIN THE PIGMENT SYSTEMS PRESENT IN PHOTOSYNTHESIZING CELLS [J]. NATURE, 1951, 168 (4274) : 548 - 550

[6] FORSTER T, 1951, FLUORESZENZ ORGANISC, pCH11

[7] Gaffron H, 1933, BIOCHEM Z, V264, P251

[8] KLOTZ IM, 1953, PROTEINS B, V1, pCH8

[9] Isomers of crystal violet ion. Their absorption and re-emission of light [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1942, 64 : 1774 - 1782

[10] LONG-LIVED STATES IN PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS .1. PHOTOREDUCTION OF EOSIN [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1956, 78 (05) : 913 - 916

[1] LONG-LIVED STATES IN PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS .2. PHOTOREDUCTION OF FLUORESCEIN AND ITS HALOGENATED DERIVATIVES [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1956, 78 (16) : 3977 - 3980

[2] THE DISSOCIATION AND SPECIFIC VISCOSITY OF POLYMETHACRYLIC ACID [J]. RECUEIL DES TRAVAUX CHIMIQUES DES PAYS-BAS-JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL NETHERLANDS CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1950, 69 (02): : 192 - 206

[3] BELLIN JS, UNPUBLISHED

[4] BELLIN JS, THESIS POLYTECHNIC I

[5] TRANSFER OF LIGHT ENERGY WITHIN THE PIGMENT SYSTEMS PRESENT IN PHOTOSYNTHESIZING CELLS [J]. NATURE, 1951, 168 (4274) : 548 - 550

[6] FORSTER T, 1951, FLUORESZENZ ORGANISC, pCH11

[7] Gaffron H, 1933, BIOCHEM Z, V264, P251

[8] KLOTZ IM, 1953, PROTEINS B, V1, pCH8

[9] Isomers of crystal violet ion. Their absorption and re-emission of light [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1942, 64 : 1774 - 1782

[10] LONG-LIVED STATES IN PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS .1. PHOTOREDUCTION OF EOSIN [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1956, 78 (05) : 913 - 916