Materials showing metallophilic interactions continue to attract considerable theoretical and experimental attention largely because of their unusual and unanticipated photophysical behavior as well as their unique st...Materials showing metallophilic interactions continue to attract considerable theoretical and experimental attention largely because of their unusual and unanticipated photophysical behavior as well as their unique stimuli-responsive behavior in an aggregate or solid state.Metallophilic interactions are mostly found between metals with either identical(d^(10)–d^(10))or different(s^(2)–d^(8),d^(8)–d^(10))configurations.Among various metallophilic interactions,aurophilic interactions(Au⋯Au)are well-known and widely reported.In this study,a new phosphorescent gold(I)complex,[(CF_(3)Ph)_(3)PAuC≡CPh](TPPGPA)was reported.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(no.21788102)the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province(nos.2019B121205002 and 2019B030301003)+1 种基金the Research Grants Council of Hong Kong(nos.16305618,16305518,16304819,C6009-17G,and C6014-20W)the Innovation and Technology Commission(no.ITC-CNERC14SC01).
文摘Materials showing metallophilic interactions continue to attract considerable theoretical and experimental attention largely because of their unusual and unanticipated photophysical behavior as well as their unique stimuli-responsive behavior in an aggregate or solid state.Metallophilic interactions are mostly found between metals with either identical(d^(10)–d^(10))or different(s^(2)–d^(8),d^(8)–d^(10))configurations.Among various metallophilic interactions,aurophilic interactions(Au⋯Au)are well-known and widely reported.In this study,a new phosphorescent gold(I)complex,[(CF_(3)Ph)_(3)PAuC≡CPh](TPPGPA)was reported.
