Abstract

This paper discusses exchange-resonance processes of triplet-triplet electronic excitation-energy transport between luminophor molecules - erythrosin, Rose Bengal, and anthracene - at the boundary of porous silica and hexane in a wide temperature interval. It is shown that the energy-transport process has a diffusion character, caused by the fractal nature of the system under analysis.

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