Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan p. 483 - 495 (1998)
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Higuchi, Hiroyuki
Uraki, Yoshiyuki
Yokota, Hiroki
Koyama, Haruki
Ojima, Juro
Wada, Tatsuo
Sasabe, Hiroyuki
The unsymmetrically substituted bi- and quaterthiophene derivatives were synthesized. The unsymmetrically substituted bithiophenes carrying the electron-withdrawing substituent X on one of the outer thiophene rings exhibited the maxima of absorption bands at the longer wavelengths than the symmetrically disubstituted bithiophene derivatives, while the unsymmetrical quaterthiophenes had such maxima at the shorter wavelengths than the corresponding symmetrical ones. The trend of bathochromic shift of the longest wavelength absorption bands due to the electron-withdrawing substituent X was more pronounced in case of bi- or quaterthiophenes bearing push-pull substituents. The unsymmetrical quaterthiophenes exhibited the greater third-order nonlinear optical (TNLO) properties than the corresponding bithiophenes, similarly to the case between the symmetrical bi- and quaterthiophenes. However, the TNLO properties of the unsymmetrical biand quaterthiophenes showed no dependence on the electron-withdrawing strength of the substituent X, unlike those of the symmetrical ones.
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