Influence of solvation on 1 aminonaphthalene photophysics ultrafast

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Influence of solvation on 1 -aminonaphthalene photophysics: ultrafast relaxation in the isolated molecule, molecular

Influence of solvation on 1 -aminonaphthalene photophysics: ultrafast relaxation in the isolated molecule, molecular clusters and solution by Raúl Montero, Alvaro Peralta Conde, Fernando Castaño and Asier Longarte Departamento de Química Física Universidad del País Vasco (UPV/EHU) 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Motivation q To understand the photophysics of 1 -aminonaphthalene (AMN), in particular the dynamics

Motivation q To understand the photophysics of 1 -aminonaphthalene (AMN), in particular the dynamics of the La/Lb state coupling. q Influence of solvation on the photophysics of the molecule. The interaction of polar solvents with the amino group. AMN(H 2 O)1 -3 clusters q From H-bonded clusters to bulk. AMN in methanol solutions. 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Experimental Methods Transient Multi-Photon Ionization AMN Δt Δt Pump+Probe 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Experimental Methods Transient Multi-Photon Ionization AMN Δt Δt Pump+Probe 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Experimental Methods Fluorescence Up-Conversion 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Experimental Methods Fluorescence Up-Conversion 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Experimental Methods Femtosecond Pulses OPA 1 3ω OPA 2 Amplifier Oscillator 65 th Ohio

Experimental Methods Femtosecond Pulses OPA 1 3ω OPA 2 Amplifier Oscillator 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN Electronic Spectroscopy Fluorescence Spectroscopy Theoretical Calculations: CASSCF/CASPT 2 * M. Merchán and L.

AMN Electronic Spectroscopy Fluorescence Spectroscopy Theoretical Calculations: CASSCF/CASPT 2 * M. Merchán and L. Serrano-Andrés. University of Valencia LIF Excitation Spectrum Dispersed Emission * S. Jiang and D. H. Levy. J. Phys. Chem. A, 106 (2002) 8590 -8598. 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN Short Time Dynamics 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN Short Time Dynamics 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN Long Time Dynamics Excitation (nm) τ2 (ps) Probe 800 nm 311 940± 138

AMN Long Time Dynamics Excitation (nm) τ2 (ps) Probe 800 nm 311 940± 138 308 710± 100 304 513± 70 298 348± 30 294 290± 35 286 120± 10 280 84± 6 267 35± 5 245 16± 2 235 14± 2 q A lifetime τ2 is found at longer time scales, which shortens from 1 ns to 14 picoseconds with the excitation energy. This component is attributed internal conversion to the ground state and intersystem crossing. 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN-Water Clusters Aniline-Water Cluster Aniline-Methanol Cluster * G. Piania et al, Chem. Phys, 330

AMN-Water Clusters Aniline-Water Cluster Aniline-Methanol Cluster * G. Piania et al, Chem. Phys, 330 (2006) 138 -145. Aniline AMN-Water Clusters Wavenumbers (cm -1) 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN-Water Clusters Mass Spectrum Theoretical Calculations (B 3 LYP/6 -31+G*) AMN(H 2 O)1 AMN(H

AMN-Water Clusters Mass Spectrum Theoretical Calculations (B 3 LYP/6 -31+G*) AMN(H 2 O)1 AMN(H 2 O)2 Broadband REMPI Spectrum AMN(H 2 O)3 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN-Water Clusters Dynamics Short Time Dynamics Long Time Dynamics τ3= 350 ps τ1= 150

AMN-Water Clusters Dynamics Short Time Dynamics Long Time Dynamics τ3= 350 ps τ1= 150 -200 fs; τ2= 5 -10 ps 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN in Methanol Solutions Fluorescence Spectra Absorption Water Emission Cyclohexane 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy

AMN in Methanol Solutions Fluorescence Spectra Absorption Water Emission Cyclohexane 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

AMN in Methanol Solutions Time Resolved Fluorescence τ1=500 fs τ2=11 ps Time (fs) Time

AMN in Methanol Solutions Time Resolved Fluorescence τ1=500 fs τ2=11 ps Time (fs) Time (ps) 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Effect of Solvation on AMN Photophysics Dynamic Stokes Shift Lb→La Internal Conversion La La

Effect of Solvation on AMN Photophysics Dynamic Stokes Shift Lb→La Internal Conversion La La Lb Lb τ1=500 fs τ2=11 ps S 0 Solute Coordinate Solvent Coordinate 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Dynamic Stokes Shift * J. L. Perez Lustres, et al. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.

Dynamic Stokes Shift * J. L. Perez Lustres, et al. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2005, 44, 5635 – 5639. 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Remarks q AMN solvated by two or three water molecules reproduces the behavior found

Remarks q AMN solvated by two or three water molecules reproduces the behavior found in solution. q The observed photophysics can be explained in terms of the different time-scale response of the solute and solvent coordinates. q The reorganization of the solvent molecules can explained the anomalous electronic spectroscopy of the amino-water complexes. On the way… q Ab initio calculations of the La/Lb potential energy surfaces of the AMN-Water clusters. q Time resolved measurements on deuterated methanol and solvents with similar polarity. q …probing the dynamical shift response directly on the solvent coordinates. 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting

Acknowledgments Grupo de Espectroscopía (UPV/EHU) Raúl Montero Dr. Álvaro Peralta Conde Prof. Fernando Castaño

Acknowledgments Grupo de Espectroscopía (UPV/EHU) Raúl Montero Dr. Álvaro Peralta Conde Prof. Fernando Castaño Grupo de Química Teórica (UV) Prof. Luis Serrano-Andrés Prof. Manuela Merchán Israel González-Ramírez Angelo Giussani Financial Support Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation CONSOLIDER Program Basque Goverment UPV/EHU 65 th Ohio Spectroscopy Meeting