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Control of Electron Transfer Processes in Multidimensional Arylamine-Based Mixed-Valence Compounds by Molecular Backbone Design
Capodilupo,Fabiano, Eduardo,Franco, Lorenzo,Gambino, Salvatore,Leoncini, Mauro,Accorsi, Gianluca,Gigli, Giuseppe
, p. 7840 - 7851 (2021/09/18)
Four trigonal topology compounds with three diarylamines redox centers and dibenzofulvene as core bridge have been synthesized. Their radical cations exhibit appealing intramolecular electron transfer pathways between three redox centers, depending on the
Rational enhancement of second-order nonlinearity: Bis-(4-methoxyphenyl) hetero-aryl-amino donor-based chromophores: Design, synthesis, and electrooptic activity
Davies, Joshua A.,Elangovan, Arumugasamy,Sullivan, Philip A.,Olbricht, Benjamin C.,Bale, Denise H.,Ewy, Todd R.,Isborn, Christine M.,Eichinger, Bruce E.,Robinson, Bruce H.,Reid, Philip J.,Li, Xiaosong,Dalton, Larry R.
supporting information; experimental part, p. 10565 - 10575 (2009/02/05)
Two new highly hyperpolarizable chromophores, based on N,N-bis-(4- methoxyphenyl)aryl-amino donors and phenyl-trifluoromethyl-tricyanofuran (CF3-Ph-TCF) acceptor linked together via π-conjugation through 2,5-divinylenethienyl moieties as the bridge, have been designed and synthesized successfully for the first time. The aryl moieties on the donor side of the chromophore molecules were varied as to be thiophene and 1-n-hexylpyrrole. The linear and nonlinear optical (NLO) properties of all compounds were evaluated in addition to recording relevant thermal and electrochemical data. The properties of the two new molecules were comparatively studied. These results are critically analyzed along with two other compounds, reported earlier from our laboratories and our collaborator's, that contain (i) aliphatic chain-bearing aniline and (ii) dianisylaniline as donors, keeping the bridge (2,5-divinylenethienyl-), and the acceptor (CF3-Ph-TCF), constant. Trends in theoretically (density functional theory, DFT) predicted, zero-frequency gas-phase hyperpolarizability [β(0;0,0)] values are shown to be consistent with the trends in [βHRS(-2ω;ω, ω), as measured by Hyper-Rayleigh Scattering (HRS), when corrected to zero-frequency using the two-level model (TLM) approximation. Similarly, trends in poling efficiency data (r33/Ep) and wavelength dispersion measured by reflection ellipsometry (using a Teng-Man apparatus) and attenuated total reflection (ATR) are found to fit the TLM and DFT predictions. A 3-fold enhancement in bulk nonlinearity (r33) is realized as the donor subunits are changed from alkylaniline to dianisylaminopyrrole donors. The results of these studies provide insight into the complicated effects on molecular hyperpolarizability of substituting heteroaromatic subunits into the donor group structures. These studies also demonstrate that, when frequency dependence and electric-field-induced ordering behavior are correctly accounted for, ab initio DFT generated β(0;0,0) is effective as a predictor of changes in r33 behavior based on chromophore structure modification. Thus DFT can provide valuable insight into the electronic structure origin of complex optical phenomena in organic media.
