Expandierte Radialene: modulare Synthese und Charakterisierung von gekreuzt konjugierten Enin-Makrocyclen

A selection of dimeric tetraethynylethenes (TEEs) and perethynylated expanded radialenes, containing different donor/acceptor substitution patterns, have been prepared and fully characterized. The first X-ray crystal structure of an expanded [6]radialene, with twelve peripheral 3,5-di(tert-butyl)phenyl substituents, is presented. This macrocycle, the all-carbon core of which is isomeric with fullerene C60, adopts a non-planar, "chair-like" conformation. Also a TEE dimer, carrying N,N-dimethylaniline donor substituents, has been subjected to an X-ray crystallographic analysis. The electronic properties were studied by UV/Vis spectroscopy and electrochemistry, providing fundamental insight into mechanisms of pi-electron delocalization in the acyclic and macrocyclic chromophores. Donor or donor-acceptor-substituted dimeric TEE derivatives show very strong absorptions extending over the entire UV/Vis region; their longest wavelength absorption bands have high charge-transfer character. Macrocyclic cross-conjugation in the expanded radialenes becomes increasingly efficient with increasing donor-acceptor polarization. A dual, strongly solvent-polarity-dependent fluorescence was observed for a tetrakis(N,N-dimethylaniline)-substituted dimeric TEE; this interesting emission behavior is explained by the twisted intramolecular charge-transfer (TICT) state model. Donor-substituted expanded radialenes display huge resonance-enhanced third-order nonlinear optical coefficients.

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Annelated Heptathiophene: A Fragment of a Carbon–Sulfur Helix

Rajca

Wang

Pink

et al. 2000

Angew. Chem. Int. Ed.

113

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Expandierte Radialene: modulare Synthese und Charakterisierung von gekreuzt konjugierten Enin-Makrocyclen

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Annelated Heptathiophene: A Fragment of a Carbon–Sulfur Helix

Annelated Heptathiophene: A Fragment of a Carbon–Sulfur Helix

Highly Functionalized Dimeric Tetraethynylethenes and Expanded Radialenes: Strong Evidence for Macrocyclic Cross-Conjugation

Annelated Heptathiophene: A Fragment of a Carbon–Sulfur Helix

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