Room temperature phosphorescence in cyclodextrins. Analytical applications

Abstract

At room temperature, it is usually very difficult to observe phosphorescence emission of compounds in fluid solutions. The reported methods for the obtention of phosphorescence at room temperature in solution, generally imply an organization of the reagents at the microscopic level. The term organized media defines a category of molecules, which arrange, in solution, at the molecular level to form aggregates, whose microscopic properties are different from the properties of the bulk solvent.