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Lumogen® F
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`Technical Information
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`TIIP 3201 e
`{9125} November 1997
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`
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`Q) = Hegiazered trademark or
`BASE Aktiengesellschan
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`Collector dyes
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`Colorants and Graphic Systems
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`BASF
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`Nichia EX2016
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`Nichia EX2016
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`Lumogen F
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`Solar engineering
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`Lighting
`
`The ability of fluorescent dyes to re—emit absorbed light can be exploited
`to concentrate light. The Fluko® fluorescence collector (Fraunhofer-
`Gesellschaft] consists of a crystal -clear plastics panel coloured by a
`fluorescent dye. The fluorescent radiation is transmitted by total internal
`reflection to the edges, from which it is beamed in concentrated form.
`A particularly interesting difference between Fluko and classical concentra-
`tors, i.e. mirrors and lenses, is that it can also compact diffuse. i.e.
`scattered, light.
`
`There are numerous potential applications.
`
`Sufficient energy for powering small instruments. e.g. watches, pocket
`computers, electric displays, radios, chargers, etc. can be obtained by
`fitting solar cells at the edges of fluorescence collectors.
`
`Indirect illumination, markers and warning devices, e.g. in automotive
`engineering (these are particularly effective in murky weather and at
`nightfall). Photoconductors for technical instruments.
`
`Advertisingidesign
`
`Signs, plotters, sport and recreational articles. toys. substitutes for neon
`tubes.
`
`Very severe demands are imposed on fluorescent dyes:
`
`0 great stability to light in the plastic concerned
`
`0 strong luminosity
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`0 extremely high chroma
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`- readin incorporated in plastics
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`'- high heat stability
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`The Lumogen F dyes more than meet these demands and satisfy the Fluko
`specifications.
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`Product line
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`Product
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`Type of dye
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`Colour Index
`Part 1
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`Part 2
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`Lumogen F Yellow 083
`
`Perylene
`
`Lumogen F Orange 240
`
`Perylene
`
`Lumogen F Red 300
`
`Perylene
`
`—
`
`—
`
`—
`
`Lumogen F Violet 570
`
`Naphtalimide
`
`Fluorescence
`Brightener 331
`
`-
`
`-
`
`-
`
`-
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`Nichia EX2016 2
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`Nichia EX2016
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`0.01% in PMMA
`
`0.01% in PMMA
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`Lumogen F Yellow 083
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`Lumogen F Orange 240
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`0.01% in PMMA
`
`0.01% in PMMA
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
`
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`Lumogen F Fled 300
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`Lumogen F Violet 570
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`Nichia EX2016 3
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`Nichia EX2016
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`Physical form
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`Shelf life
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`Powder.
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`Practically unlimited if the products are stored in a dry place.
`
`Mass density at 20 “C
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`Lumogen F Yellow 083
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`1.27 g/cm3
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`Properties
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`Lumogen F Orange 240
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`1.36 g/cm3
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`Lumogen F Red 300
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`1.40 g/cm3
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`Lumogen F Violet 570
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`1.28 g/cm3
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`Optical data
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`Product
`
`Emission
`Absorption
`3*. max. (nm)
`it max. (rim)
`
`in CHQCIE
`in PMMA
`in CHQCI2
`
`Lumogen F Yellow 083
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`Lumogen F Orange 240
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`Lumogen F Red 300
`
`Lumogen F Violet 570
`
`Quantum yield (D
`
`Lumogen F Yellow 083
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`Lumogen F Orange 240
`
`Lumogen F Red 300
`
`Lumogen F Violet 570
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`473
`
`525
`
`578
`
`374
`
`490
`
`539
`
`613
`
`413
`
`476
`
`524
`
`578
`
`378
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`> 85
`
`> 90
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`p 90
`
`> 85
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`Solubility 20 °C {9”}
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`Solvent
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`Yellow
`083
`
`0.5
`
`Orange
`240
`
`2
`
`Red
`300
`
`10
`
`Violet
`570
`
`5
`
`Acetone
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`Ethanol 99.5 %
`
`lsopropyl alcohol
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`Solvenon® PM
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`Ethyl acetate
`
`Butyl acetate 100%
`
`Dimethylformamide
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`c 0.1
`
`< 0.1
`
`< 0.5
`
`0.2
`
`0.2
`
`3
`
`q 1
`
`< 0.5
`
`2
`
`< 0.5
`
`< 0.5
`
`15
`
`< ‘i
`
`< 1
`
`10
`
`20
`
`30
`
`70
`
`< ‘i
`
`< 0.5
`
`4
`
`1
`
`5
`
`7
`
`Mineral spirit
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`< 0.1
`
`< 0.5
`
`< 1
`
`< 05
`
`Xylene
`
`Toluene
`
`Benzyt alcohol
`
`0.5
`
`< 1
`
`1
`
`< 1
`
`< 2
`
`3
`
`30
`
`80
`
`30
`
`15
`
`10
`
`30
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`Nichia EX2016 4
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`Nichia EX2016
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`Heat stability PC}
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`Product
`0.02 %
`0.02%
`in PMMA
`in PC
`
`
`Lumogen F Yellow 083
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`Lumogen F Orange 240
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`Lumogen F Red 300
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`Lumogen F Violet 570
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`300
`
`300
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`300
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`300
`
`300
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`300
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`300
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`300
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`Fastness to weathering
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`0.02 % in PMMA injection—moulded swatches of 2 mm thickness. Residual
`fluorescence (96) after 80 days accelerated exposure in the Xenotest 1200:
`
`Lumogen F Yellow 083
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`Lumogen F Orange 240
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`Lumogen F Red 300
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`> 90
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`> 85
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`a 95
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`Lumogen F Violet 570
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`> 80 (after 60 days)
`
`The most Suitable carrier material for Lumogen F dyes when outdoor
`exposure is involved is PMMA. However. the fastness to weathering can
`be impaired by foreign substances in the PMMA.
`
`Panels produced from PMMA monomer normally contain residual amounts
`of monomer and initiator. It has been observed that they have much
`poorer tastness to weathering. If they are produced by casting, the tem-
`perature during ouring must be controlled to ensure complete elimination
`of these residual monomers.
`
`This problem does not occur it the PMMA is injection moulded.
`
`It has been observed in outdoor exposure trials that the fluorescence is
`reversible in some cases. Thus it decreased somewhat during exposure in
`summer, but rec0vered again during the dark winter phase and almost
`attained its original value.
`
`Application
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`In all crystal-clear plastics.
`
`Migration must be expected in plastics that contain butadiene and plasti-
`cizers or that are partially crystalline. These are points that must be
`checked in any event if Lumogen F dyes are to be used in systems of this
`nature.
`
`The dry dye powder is uniformly distributed on the plastics pellets. grit or
`powder in low—speed or high—speed mixers. As a rule. the dye adheres to
`the surface of the plastic as a result of electrostatic charging.
`
`It is advisable to homogenize the mixture thus obtained on an extruder
`before it is further processed.
`
`Processing
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`Metering
`
`The dye concentration required depends on the thickness of the plastic to
`be coloured. Normally, proportions of 0.005— 0.02 % suffice.
`
`The Lurnogen F dyes can be supplied in the form of preparations for auto—
`matic metering. The following product lines are available.
`
`Application
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`Metering rate {96)
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`Rakusol®
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`PS/PC/PMMA
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`0.2 — 0.5
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`Sicostyren®
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`Sicoversal® x
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`PS/PC
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`PMMA
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`0.5— 2.0
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`0.5 — 2.0
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`
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`Sicoplast® v 0.25—1.o PVC
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`Nichia EX2016 5
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`Nichia EX2016
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`Safety
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`We know of no ill effects that could have resulted from using the
`Lumogen F dyes for the purpose for which they are intended and from
`processing them in accordance with current practice.
`
`According to the experience that we have gained up to now and other
`information at Our disposal. the Lumogen F dyes do not exert any harmful
`effects on health, previded that they are used properly, due attention is
`given to the precautions necessary for handling chemicals. and the infor—
`mation and advice given in our Safety Data Sheets are observed.
`
`Note
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`The information submitted in this publication is based on our current
`knowledge and experience. In view of the many factors that may affect
`processing and application. these data do not relieve processors of the
`responsibility of carrying out their own tests and experiments; neither do
`they imply any legally binding assurance of certain properties or of suit-
`ability tor a specific purpose. It is the responsibility of those to whom we
`supply our products to ensure that any proprietary rights and existing laws
`and legislation are observed.
`
`BASF Aktiengesellschafl
`Marketing Farbmittel und Drucksysteme
`67056 Ludwigshafen, Germany
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`BASF
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`PrintedinGermany
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`Nichia EX2016
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`Nichia EX2016
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