journal article·2003-12

Synthesis and photo-induced birefringence of pyrazoline substituted azo-dyes in PMMA films

Ming Jin, Qing Xin Yang, Ran Lu, Ling Yun Pan, Peng Chong Xue, YingYing Zhao

Optical Materials· Volume 24· Issue 3
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Abstract

Abstract Three push–pull type azo dyes, 4 ′ -{[(2-hydroxylethyl)methyl]amino}-4-nitroazobenzene (compound I), 1-[4-(4 ′ -nitrophenyl)-azophenyl]-3,5-biphenyl-2-pyrazoline (compound II) and 1-[4-(4 ′ -nitrophenyl)-azophenyl]-3-(3 ′ -trifluoromethyl)-phenyl-5-phenyl-2-pyrazoline (compound III) were synthesized. The cis – trans isomerization process and polarized photoinduced birefringence of those azo dyes doped PMMA films were investigated. It was found that the rise and relaxation process of birefringence signals were fit with biexponential functions and the molecular structures have effects on their photo-induced birefringence. This suggests that the three films have similar storage speed when the laser intensity is high enough. Compound III, which has the biggest substituent, has the largest long-term storage ability and can even keep 90% of its saturated birefringence.
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