Metal Complexes as Speciality Dyes and Pigments

Recent advances in phthalocyanines for chemical sensor, non-linear optics (NLO) and energy storage applications

“…Over the past 3 decades, an increasingly strong correlation between Pc properties and their applications became apparent [2], [7]. The optical and photosensitization properties [8], [9], [10], [11] as well as the dye and pigment qualities [12] have always been on the forefront of Pc investigations. Once the fundamentals of synthesis and properties became understood, its outstanding electronic properties could be exploited, and emerging applications started to be investigated that led to its use as materials and devices [13].…”

THBF Bileşiğinin Insiliko Moleküler Yerleştirme Çalışmaları: TD-DFT Simülasyonları ve İlaç Tasarımı

“…Over the past three decades, an increasingly strong correlation has emerged between PC features and applications (Leznoff et al, 1989;McKeown 1998;George 2018). Optical and light sensitivity properties (De La Torre et al, 2001;Isago 2015;Okura 2017), as well as paint and pigment grades (Gregory 2003), have always been at the forefront of PC research. Once the basics of synthesis and features were understood, new applications began to be explored, which could benefit from its extraordinary electronic properties and led to its use as materials and devices (Claessens et al, 2008).…”

Metal‐Free and PdII‐Promoted [2+3] Cycloadditions of a Cyclic Nitrone to Phthalonitriles: Syntheses of Oxadiazolines as well as Phthalamide–PdII and Dihydropyrrolyl‐iminoisoindolinone–PdII Complexes with High Catalytic Activity in Suzuki–Miyaura Cross‐Coupling Reactions

“…In this area, although derivatives of the lactam or oxadiazoline rings have applications as antitumor agents or as antibiotics, [3] those containing indole or isoindole ring systems are important intermediates in the synthesis of phthalocyanins. [4,5] Aromatic heterocyclic compounds also find applications based on their photochemical properties or as luminescent molecular sensors, and in supramolecular (polynuclear) complexes with interesting optical or magnetic properties.…”