Photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: The potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers

Azo-dye molecules may suffer from bleaching under certain illumination conditions. When this photoinduced process occurs, it generates an irreversible effect that is characterized by the loss of absorption of the dye molecule. Moreover, the well-known isomerization of azodye molecules does not occur...

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spelling paper:paper_17426588_v605_n1_p_Costanzo2023-06-08T16:27:36Z Photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: The potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers Bleaching Carbon Carbon films Cleaning Composite materials Dispensers Epoxy resins Light sensitive materials Molecules Multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCN) Photobleaching Photosensitivity Polymer films Semiconducting films Yarn Illumination conditions Irreversible effects Non-covalent interaction Photobleaching effect Photoinduced birefringence Photoinduced process Photosensitive materials Weak interactions Azo dyes Azo-dye molecules may suffer from bleaching under certain illumination conditions. When this photoinduced process occurs, it generates an irreversible effect that is characterized by the loss of absorption of the dye molecule. Moreover, the well-known isomerization of azodye molecules does not occur anymore. In this work it is shown how the addition of a small amount of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) helps to decrease the bleaching effect in a photosensitive guest-host azo-polymer film. Two different systems were fabricated using an epoxy resin as polymer matrix. An azo-dye, Disperse Orange 3, was used as photosensitive material in both systems and MWCNTs were added into one of them. The optical response of the polymeric systems was studied considering the degree of photoinduced birefringence. Photobleaching of the azo-dye was observed in all cases however, the effect is lower for the composite material containing 0.2 wt % MWCNTs. The weak interaction between MWCNTs and dye molecules is less favorable when the material is heated. The optical behavior of the heated composite material suggests that carbon nanotubes can be potentially used as azo dye dispensers. The results are interpreted in terms of the non-covalent interaction between azo-dye molecules and MWCNTs. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. 2015 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_17426588_v605_n1_p_Costanzo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v605_n1_p_Costanzo
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topic Bleaching
Carbon
Carbon films
Cleaning
Composite materials
Dispensers
Epoxy resins
Light sensitive materials
Molecules
Multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCN)
Photobleaching
Photosensitivity
Polymer films
Semiconducting films
Yarn
Illumination conditions
Irreversible effects
Non-covalent interaction
Photobleaching effect
Photoinduced birefringence
Photoinduced process
Photosensitive materials
Weak interactions
Azo dyes
spellingShingle Bleaching
Carbon
Carbon films
Cleaning
Composite materials
Dispensers
Epoxy resins
Light sensitive materials
Molecules
Multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCN)
Photobleaching
Photosensitivity
Polymer films
Semiconducting films
Yarn
Illumination conditions
Irreversible effects
Non-covalent interaction
Photobleaching effect
Photoinduced birefringence
Photoinduced process
Photosensitive materials
Weak interactions
Azo dyes
Photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: The potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers
topic_facet Bleaching
Carbon
Carbon films
Cleaning
Composite materials
Dispensers
Epoxy resins
Light sensitive materials
Molecules
Multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCN)
Photobleaching
Photosensitivity
Polymer films
Semiconducting films
Yarn
Illumination conditions
Irreversible effects
Non-covalent interaction
Photobleaching effect
Photoinduced birefringence
Photoinduced process
Photosensitive materials
Weak interactions
Azo dyes
description Azo-dye molecules may suffer from bleaching under certain illumination conditions. When this photoinduced process occurs, it generates an irreversible effect that is characterized by the loss of absorption of the dye molecule. Moreover, the well-known isomerization of azodye molecules does not occur anymore. In this work it is shown how the addition of a small amount of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) helps to decrease the bleaching effect in a photosensitive guest-host azo-polymer film. Two different systems were fabricated using an epoxy resin as polymer matrix. An azo-dye, Disperse Orange 3, was used as photosensitive material in both systems and MWCNTs were added into one of them. The optical response of the polymeric systems was studied considering the degree of photoinduced birefringence. Photobleaching of the azo-dye was observed in all cases however, the effect is lower for the composite material containing 0.2 wt % MWCNTs. The weak interaction between MWCNTs and dye molecules is less favorable when the material is heated. The optical behavior of the heated composite material suggests that carbon nanotubes can be potentially used as azo dye dispensers. The results are interpreted in terms of the non-covalent interaction between azo-dye molecules and MWCNTs. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.
title Photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: The potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers
title_short Photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: The potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers
title_full Photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: The potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers
title_fullStr Photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: The potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers
title_full_unstemmed Photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: The potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers
title_sort photobleaching effect in azo-dye containing epoxy resin films: the potentiality of carbon nanotubes as azo-dye dispensers
publishDate 2015
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_17426588_v605_n1_p_Costanzo
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_17426588_v605_n1_p_Costanzo
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