Temperature Sensitive Pigment - Perylene Red 620 – Topwell
Temperature Sensitive Pigment - Perylene Red 620 – Topwell Detail:
Perylene Red 620
product name：high fluorescent pigment
other name：Red F 300
CAS No.： 123174-58-3/ 112100-07-9
The perylene group is a kind of thick cyclic aromatic compound containing dinaphthalene inlaid benzene，These compounds have excellent dyeing properties, light fastness, climate fastness and high chemical inertia, and are widely used in automotive decoration and coating industry！
Perylene red 620 was highly absorbable in both ultraviolet and visible light regions, especially in the short-wavelength region, where it was able to absorb almost all wavelengths smaller than 400 nm.
The maximum emission wavelength of perylene red 620 was 612 nm, which was just in the place where the spectral response of crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules was higher
Potential as a fluorescent solar concentrator.
The combination of optical and electrochemical properties of perylene red 620 has potential in the field of solar energy
In the application value.
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