2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jorganchem.2021.121750
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Comparative analysis of self-aggregation of liquid crystalline Pt(II) complexes in solution and in neat films

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“…Therefore the presence of a second doublet in the Pt4f of multilayer and NPs samples (Figure 4) seems to be due to inter‐chain interactions arising between metal centers and adjacent acetylene moieties and aromatic rings. This behavior in the self‐assembling organization of dinuclear Pt(II)‐based complexes and organometallic polyynes was already observed and reported in previous works [40] . Conversely, the Pt4f signal of SAM shows a single spin‐orbit pair, confirming the formation of a monolayer without inter‐chain interactions, [19] probably due to the larger interchain distances and/or to a different molecular packing that does not allow Pt‐phenyl ring communication.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…Therefore the presence of a second doublet in the Pt4f of multilayer and NPs samples (Figure 4) seems to be due to inter‐chain interactions arising between metal centers and adjacent acetylene moieties and aromatic rings. This behavior in the self‐assembling organization of dinuclear Pt(II)‐based complexes and organometallic polyynes was already observed and reported in previous works [40] . Conversely, the Pt4f signal of SAM shows a single spin‐orbit pair, confirming the formation of a monolayer without inter‐chain interactions, [19] probably due to the larger interchain distances and/or to a different molecular packing that does not allow Pt‐phenyl ring communication.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%
“…This behavior in the self-assembling organization of dinuclear Pt(II)-based complexes and organometallic polyynes was already observed and reported in previous works. [40] Conversely, the Pt4f signal of SAM shows a single spin-orbit pair, confirming the formation of a monolayer without inter-chain interactions, [19] probably due to the larger interchain distances and/or to a different molecular packing that does not allow Pt-phenyl ring communication. Generally speaking, Pt4f and S2p spectra collected on SAM suggest the presence of a molecular orientation, as already observed in thin films of Pt-DEBP and Pd-DEBP deposited onto Au/Si(111) substrates and investigated by angular dependent NEXAFS spectroscopy; [41] this aspect will be subject to a future investigation.…”
Section: Chemistryselectmentioning
confidence: 90%