2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.jorganchem.2021.122237
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Efficiently red emitting cycloplatinated(II) complexes supported by N^O and N^P benzimidazole ancillary ligands

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“…The geometries of complexes ( 4–6 ) (Figures and S29 and S30) are quite similar, and they all adopt apparently distorted square-planar configurations around Pt­(II) centers by chelating with the bt ligand and deprotonated ancillary ligands ( L4–L6 ). The P–Pt–N bite angles are in the range of 84.49–85.71°, which are close to those of reported Pt­(II) complexes with six-membered chelate rings. ,, The bond lengths of Pt–C (2.021(8)–2.044(8) Å) and Pt–N (bt) (2.106(6)–2.121(6) Å) are close to those of bt-based cyclometalated Pt­(II) complexes . The two Pt–N (bt) bond lengths (2.037–2.044 Å) of complex 2 are obviously shorter than those of complexes ( 4–6 ), which may be due to the trans-effect exerted by the PPh 2 group. , Moreover, complex 2 displays slightly distorted square-planar geometries around Pt­(II) centers, and the dihedral angles between C–Pt–N and N–Pt–N chelate planes are 3.564–3.569°.…”
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“…The geometries of complexes ( 4–6 ) (Figures and S29 and S30) are quite similar, and they all adopt apparently distorted square-planar configurations around Pt­(II) centers by chelating with the bt ligand and deprotonated ancillary ligands ( L4–L6 ). The P–Pt–N bite angles are in the range of 84.49–85.71°, which are close to those of reported Pt­(II) complexes with six-membered chelate rings. ,, The bond lengths of Pt–C (2.021(8)–2.044(8) Å) and Pt–N (bt) (2.106(6)–2.121(6) Å) are close to those of bt-based cyclometalated Pt­(II) complexes . The two Pt–N (bt) bond lengths (2.037–2.044 Å) of complex 2 are obviously shorter than those of complexes ( 4–6 ), which may be due to the trans-effect exerted by the PPh 2 group. , Moreover, complex 2 displays slightly distorted square-planar geometries around Pt­(II) centers, and the dihedral angles between C–Pt–N and N–Pt–N chelate planes are 3.564–3.569°.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our previous work demonstrated highly luminescent platinum­(II) complexes using (2-(1 H -tetrazol-5-yl)­phenyl)­diphenylphosphine oxide (TTPPO) as the bulky ancillary ligand . In our recent work, Pt­(II) complexes with excellent monomeric emissions were obtained based on benzimidazole derivatives modified with bulky OPPh 3 or PPh 3 groups. …”
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confidence: 99%