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Original Articles

Holographic Recording and Electrooptical Effect in Films of Azobenzene Polycomplexes with Cobalt

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Pages 158-163 | Received 05 Sep 2006, Accepted 27 Oct 2006, Published online: 01 Jun 2007
 

Abstract

Electrooptical effect, kinetics of recording and erasing of the hologram of the flat wave front in the films of polycomplex 4-methacryloyloxy-(4′-carboxy-3′-oxy)azobenzene with cobalt and 4-carboxy-3-oxy-3′-carboxy-4′-oxyazobenzene with cobalt are investigated for the first time. The electrooptical properties of the films are caused by spatial reorientation of dipole moments of the azobenzene groups induced by polarized light. These properties can be explained by occurrence of the forces effecting on the dipole moments and metallic ions in the external electric field. The characteristic time of the electrooptical effect as well as the time of formation of the holographic diffraction gratings are larger in the polymer with intra-chain coordination of the metallic ion.

Acknowledgments

This work as well as presentation at the 8th European Conference on Applications of Polar Dielectrics has been supported by AGELLIS Group AB (Sweden). Authors specially thank Prof. Lars Baath from Lund University/AGELLIS Group AB (Sweden) for his important support.

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