2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jlumin.2008.03.026
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Three green luminescent cadmium complexes containing 8-aminoquinoline ligands: Syntheses, crystal structures, emission spectra and DFT calculations

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“…Interestingly, in the optimized structure of the 1:1 (CdL) 2+ complex (Fig. 2B), the cadmium ion is well incorporated inside the twisted macrocyclic cavity and coordinated to six donating atoms of the ligand, including the two sulfur atoms, two C O oxygens, the etherial oxygen and the pyridine ring nitrogen, in an distorted octahedral geometry, as previously reported for some cadmium(II) complexes in the corresponding crystal structures [46]. It is interesting to note that, unlike the optimized ligand structure, the two amide group oxygens in the optimized complex structure are pointed inside the cavity ring so that they have the opportunity to participate in bond formation with the central cadmium ion.…”
Section: Preliminary Studiessupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Interestingly, in the optimized structure of the 1:1 (CdL) 2+ complex (Fig. 2B), the cadmium ion is well incorporated inside the twisted macrocyclic cavity and coordinated to six donating atoms of the ligand, including the two sulfur atoms, two C O oxygens, the etherial oxygen and the pyridine ring nitrogen, in an distorted octahedral geometry, as previously reported for some cadmium(II) complexes in the corresponding crystal structures [46]. It is interesting to note that, unlike the optimized ligand structure, the two amide group oxygens in the optimized complex structure are pointed inside the cavity ring so that they have the opportunity to participate in bond formation with the central cadmium ion.…”
Section: Preliminary Studiessupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Such PET process is prevented by the stable compoundations of Schiff base ligand (N, O) donor with Cd(II) metal ions preferably tight flexible binding. Thus the enhanced fluorescence intensity of Cd(II) compunds 1 & 2 may be due to mainly ‘chelation enhanced fluorescence’ (CHEF) . According to such effect the red shift fluorescence is increased due to conformational rigidity of the ligand system upon compoundation with Cd(II) metal centers during coordination polymer formation, a journey experiencing structural framework variation from 1D to 2D and also intermolecular interactions.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This emission could be efficiently enhanced in coordination complex due to increasing of the rigidity of the ligand and reducing of energy loss by radiation less thermal vibrations [13,14]. The design and synthesis of desired structure luminescent complex is a challenge because the assembly of metal ion with ligand is sensitive to the delicate synthetic conditions [15]. Schiff-bases become one of the research hotspots owing to their strong coordination capability, biological activities, photochromic characteristics, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%