2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.optmat.2008.06.016
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Strategies for optimising the second-order nonlinear optical response in zwitterionic merocyanine dyes

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“…As a result 26 and 28 have beta values approximately 20% higher than 27. From our previous work we found that in some cases ring locking across the donor ring-polyene chain led to a 50% increase in b [16]. In the present work it is apparent that ring locking across the centre of the polyene chain does not lead to a corresponding increase in the NLO response, and that electronic factors probably play an important role.…”
Section: Hyperpolarizabilitysupporting
confidence: 51%
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“…As a result 26 and 28 have beta values approximately 20% higher than 27. From our previous work we found that in some cases ring locking across the donor ring-polyene chain led to a 50% increase in b [16]. In the present work it is apparent that ring locking across the centre of the polyene chain does not lead to a corresponding increase in the NLO response, and that electronic factors probably play an important role.…”
Section: Hyperpolarizabilitysupporting
confidence: 51%
“…This is a well documented phenomenon and, therefore, entirely expected [15,16]. The inclusion of ring locking in the centre of the conjugated p-system, along with either t-butyl or diphenyl substitution on the central cyclohexene ring (compounds 11, 17, 18, 24, 25) has a minimal effect on the second-order nonlinear response.…”
Section: Hyperpolarizabilitymentioning
confidence: 72%
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“…dioxane and THF) are characterised by the presence of high energy shoulders on the main absorption peak, and this is typical of the presence of H-aggregates. 3 However it can be seen from Figure 2 that the progressive introduction of bulky group 9 to the top (4), side (7) and both positions (8) of the basic pyridine chromophore skeleton (1) resulted in a steady decrease in the prominence of this shoulder, such that it was almost completely absent in 8. This therefore suggests that the introduction of bulky groups to zwitterionic chromophores such as these may be a valid strategy for overcoming deleterious aggregation.…”
Section: Absorption Spectramentioning
confidence: 98%