2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.optmat.2015.04.055
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New anthracene-based semi-conducting polymer analogue of poly(phenylene sulfide): Synthesis and photophysical properties

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“…The monomer AnCN was prepared by cyanation of dichloromethyl anthracene (AnCl) with KCN in DMF at room temperature. The synthesis of M 1 monomer was reported in our previous work [36] . It was carried out in five steps: an alkylation followed by a reaction of chloromethylation, then an acetylation and saponification and finally an oxidation of the primary alcohols in the presence of PCC which leads to the preparation of aldehyde functions.…”
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“…The monomer AnCN was prepared by cyanation of dichloromethyl anthracene (AnCl) with KCN in DMF at room temperature. The synthesis of M 1 monomer was reported in our previous work [36] . It was carried out in five steps: an alkylation followed by a reaction of chloromethylation, then an acetylation and saponification and finally an oxidation of the primary alcohols in the presence of PCC which leads to the preparation of aldehyde functions.…”
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“…The main interest of this part is to study the effect of nitrile and tetrazole groups on the electronic structure and photophysical properties of the synthesized organic materials and to compare them with our previously prepared anthracene-based analogue, poly(p-phenylene sulfide) (PAnS). [36] Figure 4 shows the normalized UV-Vis absorption spectra of PAnS, PAnSCN and PAnSCN-Tet in dilute chloroform solution (5.10 À 5 mol. L À 1 ).…”
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“…because of their highly π-conjugated polymeric chains and metal like conductivity [1]- [4]. The optical properties of conducting polymers [5]- [7] are as important as electrical properties because they allow number of applications such as sensing [8]- [10], displays and other opto-electronic applications [11] [12]. Along with various advantages, these pristine conducting polymers have several drawbacks such as poor emission, processability and stability.…”
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