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Synthesis and Spectroscopic Investigation of Azoporphyrins
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作者 Xin Gang liU Ya Qing FENG +3 位作者 Fei li Xue CHEN xiang gao li Chun Yan ZHANG 《Chinese Chemical Letters》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2005年第9期1181-1184,共4页
The synthesis of a series of new covalently-connected azoporphyrin derivatives is described and the photochemical properties of the new compounds are discussed. The two chromophores of these derivatives exhibit their ... The synthesis of a series of new covalently-connected azoporphyrin derivatives is described and the photochemical properties of the new compounds are discussed. The two chromophores of these derivatives exhibit their absorption spectroscopic properties respectively. In the fluorescence emission spectra, intermolecular fluorescence quenching is detected. 展开更多
关键词 Azo-porphyrin UV/Vis-spectra fluorescence quenching
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Synthesis and properties of novel hole-transporting materials with triphenylamine units
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作者 Wen Zheng gao xiang gao li +1 位作者 Shi Rong Wang Hai Jun Lv 《Chinese Chemical Letters》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2012年第2期141-144,共4页
Two novel organic hole-transporting materials have been synthesized by combination of triphenylamines(TPA) viaπ-conjugated bonds using Wittig reaction.The structures were characterized by NMR,FT-IR and HRMS.The opt... Two novel organic hole-transporting materials have been synthesized by combination of triphenylamines(TPA) viaπ-conjugated bonds using Wittig reaction.The structures were characterized by NMR,FT-IR and HRMS.The optical,electrochemical and thermal properties of the materials were studied in detail.The results show that these two compounds have blue emission,proper HOMO levels and high thermal stability.Furthermore,a quantum chemical calculation on electron distribution of the two compounds was performed, which suggests the current synthesized materials would be promising candidates for hole-transporting materials. 展开更多
关键词 Wittig reaction Triphenylamine Hole-transporting materials Quantum chemical calculation
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