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Relevant academic research and scientific papers

Synthesis of molecular chains: Application of cross-coupling and bromo by iodo exchange reactions

The synthesis of a series of molecular chains by use of C-S, C-N and C-Alkyne cross coupling, as well as bromo by iodo exchange reactions, has been reported. Two different types of chains R-C6H4-S-C6H4-CC-C6H4-NH-C6H4-Br, and R-C6H4-S-C6H4-NH-C6H4-CC-C6H4-Br (R=MeO, CN, NO2) could be obtained starting from the same thioether but applying different reaction sequences. Compounds R-C6H4-CC-C6H4-S-C6H4-NH-C6H4-Br were prepared from diaryl acetylenes after two bromo by iodo replacements alternated with a C-S and a C-N cross coupling.

Two-dimensional bricklayer arrangements of tolans using halogen bonding interactions

Diphenylacetylene (tolan) derivatives with self-complementary aryl halides and halogen bond-accepting nitriles form 2D bricklayer packing motifs when halogen bonding occurs. When halogen bonding is absent, as occurred with fluorinated aryl bromides, the molecules adopt other packing motifs. These results suggest halogen bonding is potentially useful for producing rarely observed 2D bricklayer motifs in organic semiconductors.

Synthesis and spectroscopic study of phenylenee (poly) ethynylenes substituted by amino or amino/cyano groups at terminal(s):Electronic effect of cyano group on charge-transfer excitation of acetylenic φ-systems

To gain insight into substituent electronic effect on charge-transfer excitation of acetylenic p-systems, phenylenee(poly)ethynylenes substituted by Ph2N or Ph2N/cyano groups were synthesized by combination of Sonogashira coupling and double elimination protocol of b-substituted sulfones.These substituted phenyleneethynylenes showed large molar absorption coefficients 3, and emitted strong fluorescence upon UV light irradiation.Phenylenee(poly)ethynylenes, which involve butadiyne or hexatriyne motifs, emitted fluorescence in remarkably lower fluorescence quantum yields FF as their polyethynylene motifs e(C^C)ne expanded.The drastic decrease of fluorescence quantum yields FF were explained in terms of increasing nonradiative reaction rate constants knr, which had been determined by the corresponding fluorescence quantum yields F F and lifetime values s.The emission underwent a large bathochromic shift in polar solvents because the charge-separated excited state is more stabilized than the ground state.Comparison of slope values r in Lippert/Mataga plot for the Ph2N and Ph2N/cyano-substituted phenylenee(poly)ethynylenes revealed that the latter underwent large change of dipole moments upon photo-excitation although highly expanded acetylenic p-systems with cyano group did little.

First hyperpolarizabilities of hexa(ethynyl)benzene derivatives: Effect of conjugation length

A variety of dipolar and octupolar molecules containing CC bonds as the conjugation bridge have been synthesized and the linear and nonlinear optical properties (β) were studied. The β(0) value of the dipole increases with conjugation length, whereas that