A Highly Emissive Cu2N2 Diamond Core Complex Supported by a [PNP]- Ligand
摘要:
A Cu2N2 diamond core structure, {(PNP)CuI}2 (2), supported by a [PNP]- ligand (1) ([PNP]- = bis(2-(diisobutylphosphino)phenyl)amide) has been prepared. 2 is highly emissive at ambient temperature in both the solid and solution states and is characterized by a relatively long-lived excited state (tau > 10 mus) and an unusually high quantum yield (phi > 0.65). These observations are consistent with a low degree of structural reorganization between the ground state of 2 and its excited state *2, and also with a high degree of steric protection of the two copper centers of 2 afforded by the bulky [PNP]- ligand. An estimate for the excited-state reduction potential of *2 (ca. -3.2 V vs Fc+/Fc), and the availability of two well-separated and reversible ground-state redox processes, suggests that bimetallic copper systems of these types may be interesting candidates to consider for photochemically driving multielectron redox transformations.
A Highly Emissive Cu2N2 Diamond Core Complex Supported by a [PNP]- Ligand
摘要:
A Cu2N2 diamond core structure, {(PNP)CuI}2 (2), supported by a [PNP]- ligand (1) ([PNP]- = bis(2-(diisobutylphosphino)phenyl)amide) has been prepared. 2 is highly emissive at ambient temperature in both the solid and solution states and is characterized by a relatively long-lived excited state (tau > 10 mus) and an unusually high quantum yield (phi > 0.65). These observations are consistent with a low degree of structural reorganization between the ground state of 2 and its excited state *2, and also with a high degree of steric protection of the two copper centers of 2 afforded by the bulky [PNP]- ligand. An estimate for the excited-state reduction potential of *2 (ca. -3.2 V vs Fc+/Fc), and the availability of two well-separated and reversible ground-state redox processes, suggests that bimetallic copper systems of these types may be interesting candidates to consider for photochemically driving multielectron redox transformations.
PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONAL POLYMERS USING PHOSPHIDE INITIATORS
申请人:Bridgestone Corporation
公开号:EP2831128B1
公开(公告)日:2016-11-30
Preparation Of Functional Polymers Using Phosphide Initiators
申请人:Bridgestone Corporation
公开号:US20150065673A1
公开(公告)日:2015-03-05
A method of preparing a polymer, the method comprising: metalating an organophosphine compound in the substantial absence of monomer to form a metalated organophosphine; and introducing the metalated organophosphine to monomer including conjugated diene monomer to form a reactive polymer.
US9163104B2
申请人:——
公开号:US9163104B2
公开(公告)日:2015-10-20
[EN] PREPARATION OF FUNCTIONAL POLYMERS USING PHOSPHIDE INITIATORS<br/>[FR] PRÉPARATION DE POLYMÈRES FONCTIONNELS FAISANT APPEL À DES INITIATEURS PHOSPHURÉS
申请人:BRIDGESTONE CORP
公开号:WO2013149233A1
公开(公告)日:2013-10-03
A method of preparing a polymer, the method comprising: metalating an organophosphine compound in the substantial absence of monomer to form a metalated organophosphine; and introducing the metalated organophosphine to monomer including conjugated diene monomer to form a reactive polymer.
A Highly Emissive Cu<sub>2</sub>N<sub>2</sub> Diamond Core Complex Supported by a [PNP]<sup>-</sup> Ligand
作者:Seth B. Harkins、Jonas C. Peters
DOI:10.1021/ja043092r
日期:2005.2.1
A Cu2N2 diamond core structure, (PNP)CuI}2 (2), supported by a [PNP]- ligand (1) ([PNP]- = bis(2-(diisobutylphosphino)phenyl)amide) has been prepared. 2 is highly emissive at ambient temperature in both the solid and solution states and is characterized by a relatively long-lived excited state (tau > 10 mus) and an unusually high quantum yield (phi > 0.65). These observations are consistent with a low degree of structural reorganization between the ground state of 2 and its excited state *2, and also with a high degree of steric protection of the two copper centers of 2 afforded by the bulky [PNP]- ligand. An estimate for the excited-state reduction potential of *2 (ca. -3.2 V vs Fc+/Fc), and the availability of two well-separated and reversible ground-state redox processes, suggests that bimetallic copper systems of these types may be interesting candidates to consider for photochemically driving multielectron redox transformations.