3 research outputs found
Synthesis, Properties, and Polymerization of Spiro[(dipyridinogermole)(dithienogermole)]
Compounds
with spiro-condensed dithienogermole (DTG) and dipyridinogermole
(DPyG) units were synthesized, and their optical and electrochemical
properties were investigated. The reaction of tetrachlorogermane and
3,3′-dilithio-5,5′-bisÂ(trimethylsilyl)Âbithiophene, followed
by treatment of the resulting mixture containing 1,1-dichlorodithienogermole
with 3,3′-dilithio-4,4′-bipyridyl, gave spiroÂ{(dipyridinogermole)
[bisÂ(trimethylsilyl)Âdithienogermole]} (<b>sDPyDTG1</b>). The
UV–vis spectrum of <b>sDPyDTG1</b> showed absorption
bands that were due to both electronically isolated DTG and DPyG units.
In contrast, the photoluminescence (PL) spectrum showed only the band
ascribed to the DTG unit even when the DPyG unit was irradiated, indicating
intramolecular photoenergy transfer. It was also suggested that photoinduced
electron transfer from DTG to DPyG occurred to suppress the PL quantum
yield. Bromination of <b>sDPyDTG1</b> with NBS provided the
dibromide, and the subsequent Stille coupling of the resulting dibromide
with distannylbithiophenes produced the corresponding conjugated oligomer
and polymer. The oligomer and the polymer also showed different optical
properties, suggesting intramolecular photoenergy and electron transfer,
depending on the substituent
Synthesis, Properties, and Polymerization of Spiro[(dipyridinogermole)(dithienogermole)]
Compounds
with spiro-condensed dithienogermole (DTG) and dipyridinogermole
(DPyG) units were synthesized, and their optical and electrochemical
properties were investigated. The reaction of tetrachlorogermane and
3,3′-dilithio-5,5′-bisÂ(trimethylsilyl)Âbithiophene, followed
by treatment of the resulting mixture containing 1,1-dichlorodithienogermole
with 3,3′-dilithio-4,4′-bipyridyl, gave spiroÂ{(dipyridinogermole)
[bisÂ(trimethylsilyl)Âdithienogermole]} (<b>sDPyDTG1</b>). The
UV–vis spectrum of <b>sDPyDTG1</b> showed absorption
bands that were due to both electronically isolated DTG and DPyG units.
In contrast, the photoluminescence (PL) spectrum showed only the band
ascribed to the DTG unit even when the DPyG unit was irradiated, indicating
intramolecular photoenergy transfer. It was also suggested that photoinduced
electron transfer from DTG to DPyG occurred to suppress the PL quantum
yield. Bromination of <b>sDPyDTG1</b> with NBS provided the
dibromide, and the subsequent Stille coupling of the resulting dibromide
with distannylbithiophenes produced the corresponding conjugated oligomer
and polymer. The oligomer and the polymer also showed different optical
properties, suggesting intramolecular photoenergy and electron transfer,
depending on the substituent
Synthesis of Group 14 Dipyridinometalloles with Enhanced Electron-Deficient Properties and Solid-State Phosphorescence
Silicon- and germanium-bridged bipyridyls
were prepared, and their
optical and electrochemical properties were investigated. It was found
that they exhibited enhanced electron deficiency and phosphorescence
properties in comparison to parent bipyridyl. The single-crystal structure
of a dipyridinosilole and results of DFT calculations on models are
also described