“…19 In our previous reports on the structure and physicochemical properties of asymmetric phthalocyanine derivatives of A 3 Btype, it was shown that the number of acceptor substituents (two or four chlorine atoms) introduced to the molecule significantly affects electronic absorption spectra (both in solutions and thin films), energy of boundary orbitals (HOMO/LUMO), values of the dipole moment, and mesomorphic properties of those compounds. 16,18 A difference in photoelectric properties of heterophase systems based on phthalocyanines of this type in combination with fullerene C 60 was also observed. 16 In the present work, we continued our ongoing research and comprehensively examined the floating layer structure formed by asymmetric 1,4,8,11,15,18-hexaoctyloxy-22,23,24,25-tetrachlorophthalocyanine 1.…”