New porphyrazine macrocycles with high viscosity-sensitive fluorescence parameters
摘要:
New tetraaryltetracyanoporphyrazines have been obtained in the form of metal complexes and free bases via template assembly of a variety of aryltricyanoethylenes as structural units of the macrocycle, and photophysical properties of the products have been studied. The unique high sensitivity of the fluorescent properties to viscosity has been demonstrated. This property opens the possibility of application of the said compounds as sensors of local viscosity. The prepared macrocycles exhibit significant photocytotoxicity, and can be thus used as sensitizers of photodynamic therapy.
New porphyrazine macrocycles with high viscosity-sensitive fluorescence parameters
摘要:
New tetraaryltetracyanoporphyrazines have been obtained in the form of metal complexes and free bases via template assembly of a variety of aryltricyanoethylenes as structural units of the macrocycle, and photophysical properties of the products have been studied. The unique high sensitivity of the fluorescent properties to viscosity has been demonstrated. This property opens the possibility of application of the said compounds as sensors of local viscosity. The prepared macrocycles exhibit significant photocytotoxicity, and can be thus used as sensitizers of photodynamic therapy.
Room-Temperature and Near-Room-Temperature Molecule-Based Magnets
作者:Mark D. Harvey、T. Daniel Crawford、Gordon T. Yee
DOI:10.1021/ic702359g
日期:2008.7.7
Additional members of the family of high-T-c molecule-based magnets, V[acceptor](2) center dot yCH(2)Cl(2) have been discovered in which the acceptor is a fluorophenyltricyanoethylene. Varying the number and position of the fluorine substitutions around the phenyl ring results in materials with significantly different magnetic ordering temperatures (T-c's) ranging from 160 to 300 K. Density functional theory calculations were performed on the neutral and anionic forms of the acceptors that reveal modest correlation between T-c and three calculated quantities: the gas-phase electron affinity, the dihedral angle between the phenyl ring and the olefin, and the Mulliken spin densities on the nitrogen atoms. The electrochemistry of the acceptors has also been examined.