Hexagonal Columnar Porphyrin Assembly by Unique Trimeric Complexation of a Porphyrin Dimer with π−π Stacking: Remarkable Thermal Behavior in a Solid
摘要:
On heating, syn-diporphyrin zinc complexes fused with bis(ethano)dimethoxyanthracene, the crystal structure of which showed a unique trimeric assembly, extruded one ethylene molecule at 240-310 degrees C to give a porphyrin-naphthoporphyrin diad, and the second retro-Diels-Alder reaction and concomitant decomposition of the methoxy groups occurred at 280-350 degrees C to give the anthraquinone-fused diporphyrin, while the first thermal conversion of the anti-diporphyrin zinc complex occurred in a much lower temperature range (180-230 degrees C).
Hexagonal Columnar Porphyrin Assembly by Unique Trimeric Complexation of a Porphyrin Dimer with π−π Stacking: Remarkable Thermal Behavior in a Solid
摘要:
On heating, syn-diporphyrin zinc complexes fused with bis(ethano)dimethoxyanthracene, the crystal structure of which showed a unique trimeric assembly, extruded one ethylene molecule at 240-310 degrees C to give a porphyrin-naphthoporphyrin diad, and the second retro-Diels-Alder reaction and concomitant decomposition of the methoxy groups occurred at 280-350 degrees C to give the anthraquinone-fused diporphyrin, while the first thermal conversion of the anti-diporphyrin zinc complex occurred in a much lower temperature range (180-230 degrees C).
Hexagonal Columnar Porphyrin Assembly by Unique Trimeric Complexation of a Porphyrin Dimer with π−π Stacking: Remarkable Thermal Behavior in a Solid
作者:Hidemitsu Uno、Akane Masumoto、Noboru Ono
DOI:10.1021/ja036203f
日期:2003.10.1
On heating, syn-diporphyrin zinc complexes fused with bis(ethano)dimethoxyanthracene, the crystal structure of which showed a unique trimeric assembly, extruded one ethylene molecule at 240-310 degrees C to give a porphyrin-naphthoporphyrin diad, and the second retro-Diels-Alder reaction and concomitant decomposition of the methoxy groups occurred at 280-350 degrees C to give the anthraquinone-fused diporphyrin, while the first thermal conversion of the anti-diporphyrin zinc complex occurred in a much lower temperature range (180-230 degrees C).