Abstract

The absorption, fluorescence, and fluorescence excitation spectra of phenylthio-substituted Al-phthalocyanine in solutions, polyvinyl butyral films, and silicate gel matrices were studied at room temperature. It was found that monomeric fluorescent forms of impurity molecules are formed not only in ethanol and
 polyvinyl butyral, but also in inorganic and organo-inorganic silicate matrices colored by direct sol-gel synthesis. It was shown that when the tetraethoxysilane matrix is stained by the impregnation method, nonfluorescent aggregates, presumably of the H-type, are formed. The obtained solid silicate matrices can be
 used as multipurpose luminescent materials for the near-IR region.

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