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Spectroscopic characterization of a series of platinum acetylide complexes having a localized triplet exciton
Cooper, Thomas M.,Krein, Douglas M.,Burke, Aaron R.,McLean, Daniel G.,Rogers, Joy E.,Slagle, Jonathan E.,Fleitz, Paul A.
, p. 4369 - 4375 (2006)
In this work, we describe the spectroscopic properties of a series of platinum complexes containing one acetylide ligand per platinum, having the chemical formula trans-Pt(PBu3)2((C≡CC 6H4)n-H)Cl, n = 1-3 (designated as half-PEn-Pt) and compare their spectroscopic behavior with the well-characterized series trans-Pt(PBu3)2((C≡CC6H4) n-H)2, n = 1-3 (designated as PEn-Pt). This comparison aims to determine if the triplet state of PEn-Pt is confined to one ligand or delocalized across the central platinum atom. We measured ground-state absorption spectra, fluorescence spectra, phosphorescence spectra, and triplet-state absorption spectra. The ground-state absorption spectra and fluorescence spectra both showed a blue shift when comparing half-PEn-Pt with PEn-Pt, showing the Si state is delocalized across the platinum. In contrast, the phosphorescence spectra of the two types of compounds had the same 0-0 band energy, showing the T1 state was confined to one ligand in PEn-Pt. The triplet state absorption spectra blue shifted when comparing half-PEn-Pt with PEn-Pt, showing the Tn state was delocalized across the central platinum. This comparison supports recently published work that suggested this confinement effect
