Abstract
Oxazine 4 perchlorate (OX4) forms dimer even in aqueous solution. In layer-by-layer (LbL) film of OX4, dimeric sites predominate over monomeric sites. This results in the quenching of fluorescence intensity. This communication reports a study of the control of H-dimer of OX4 in LbL film by incorporating nano clay platelets. Influence of deoxyribonucleic acid molecules in controlling the H-dimeric sites of Ox4 in the LbL film has also been studied. UV–Vis absorption spectroscopic technique has been employed to study this effect. Atomic force microscopic image confirms the presence of nano clay platelets in the LbL film.
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