2010
DOI: 10.1007/s10904-010-9396-z
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Metal-Organic Framework Constructed by Copper(I) Cyanide and Ethyl Isonicotinate Through Hydrogen Bonding

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“…Nevertheless, the photo‐physical behavior of the CuCN‐amine networks appears to be closely related to CuCN itself . Thus, the emission band at 400 nm of 1 and that at 420 nm of 2 resemble that of CuCN which is assumed to arise from transitions from the lowest excited‐triplet state to the ground state. Lifetime studies of soluble Cu(1)‐cyano species have suggested that emission is usually a phosphorescence phenomenon .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, the photo‐physical behavior of the CuCN‐amine networks appears to be closely related to CuCN itself . Thus, the emission band at 400 nm of 1 and that at 420 nm of 2 resemble that of CuCN which is assumed to arise from transitions from the lowest excited‐triplet state to the ground state. Lifetime studies of soluble Cu(1)‐cyano species have suggested that emission is usually a phosphorescence phenomenon .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The possible photophysical sources of luminescence behavior in 1 are the Laporte allowed excitation of a p-p ⁄ type [51] and single-metal-centered (MC) transitions or metal-to-ligand charge transfer (MLCT). The emission band at 430 nm resembles that of CuCN [52] which is assumed to arise from transitions from the lowest excited-triplet state to the ground state. Life time studies of soluble Cu(1)-cyano species have suggested that emission is usually a phosphorescence phenomenon [53,54].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the possible photophysical sources of luminescence behavior in 1 and 2, for the remaining two peaks at 390 and 475 nm, can be argued to the MC transition and MLCT, respectively. The emission band at 385 nm of 1 and that at 390 nm of 2 resembles that of CuCN [51] which is assumed to arise from transitions from the lowest excited-triplet state to the ground state. Lifetime studies of soluble Cu(1)-cyano species have suggested that emission is usually a phosphorescence phenomenon [52,53].…”
Section: Electronic Absorption and Emission Spectra Of 1 Andmentioning
confidence: 99%