BN-Heterocycles Bearing Two BN Units: Influence of the Linker and the Location of BN Units on Electronic Properties and Photoreactivity
摘要:
Four diboron BN-heterocycles bearing two BN units have been synthesized via double lithiation/borylation with the aim to examine their thermal and photoelimination properties. In two of the BN-heterocycles, (BN)(2)-1 and (BN)(2)-4, the BN units share the central linker unit, while the other two BN-heterocycles (BN)(2)-2 and (BN)(2)-3 are isomers with a benzene ring in the middle of the backbone separating the two chelate units. Only compound (BN)(2)-3 can thermally and photochemically undergo complete double elimination producing green fluorescent (BN)(2)-3a due to the highly crowded boron centers. (BN)(2)-2 can partially convert (similar to 56%) to (BN)(2)-2a under 350 rim UV irradiation. (BN)(2)-1 and (BN)(2)-4 are either inactive or unstable toward photolysis. The molecular structures and electronic properties of these (BN)(2)-heterocycles have been investigated experimentally as well as computationally using TD-DFT to further elucidate the origin of differences in optical and electronic properties.
BN-Heterocycles Bearing Two BN Units: Influence of the Linker and the Location of BN Units on Electronic Properties and Photoreactivity
摘要:
Four diboron BN-heterocycles bearing two BN units have been synthesized via double lithiation/borylation with the aim to examine their thermal and photoelimination properties. In two of the BN-heterocycles, (BN)(2)-1 and (BN)(2)-4, the BN units share the central linker unit, while the other two BN-heterocycles (BN)(2)-2 and (BN)(2)-3 are isomers with a benzene ring in the middle of the backbone separating the two chelate units. Only compound (BN)(2)-3 can thermally and photochemically undergo complete double elimination producing green fluorescent (BN)(2)-3a due to the highly crowded boron centers. (BN)(2)-2 can partially convert (similar to 56%) to (BN)(2)-2a under 350 rim UV irradiation. (BN)(2)-1 and (BN)(2)-4 are either inactive or unstable toward photolysis. The molecular structures and electronic properties of these (BN)(2)-heterocycles have been investigated experimentally as well as computationally using TD-DFT to further elucidate the origin of differences in optical and electronic properties.
MATERIAL FOR ORGANIC ELECTROLUMINESCENT ELEMENTS AND ORGANIC ELECTROLUMINESCENT ELEMENT
申请人:Takata Yoshiyuki
公开号:US20090156827A1
公开(公告)日:2009-06-18
An object of the present invention is to provide a material for high-brightness, high-efficiency, longer-life organic EL elements and an organic EL element produced by using the same.
Provided is a material for organic EL elements, comprising a compound represented by the following General Formula (1):
wherein, R
1
and R
2
each independently represent a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted aryl group or a substituted or unsubstituted heterocyclic group.
BN-Heterocycles Bearing Two BN Units: Influence of the Linker and the Location of BN Units on Electronic Properties and Photoreactivity
作者:Deng-Tao Yang、Yonggang Shi、Tai Peng、Suning Wang
DOI:10.1021/acs.organomet.7b00261
日期:2017.7.24
Four diboron BN-heterocycles bearing two BN units have been synthesized via double lithiation/borylation with the aim to examine their thermal and photoelimination properties. In two of the BN-heterocycles, (BN)(2)-1 and (BN)(2)-4, the BN units share the central linker unit, while the other two BN-heterocycles (BN)(2)-2 and (BN)(2)-3 are isomers with a benzene ring in the middle of the backbone separating the two chelate units. Only compound (BN)(2)-3 can thermally and photochemically undergo complete double elimination producing green fluorescent (BN)(2)-3a due to the highly crowded boron centers. (BN)(2)-2 can partially convert (similar to 56%) to (BN)(2)-2a under 350 rim UV irradiation. (BN)(2)-1 and (BN)(2)-4 are either inactive or unstable toward photolysis. The molecular structures and electronic properties of these (BN)(2)-heterocycles have been investigated experimentally as well as computationally using TD-DFT to further elucidate the origin of differences in optical and electronic properties.