1,3-Diketone-Based Organoboron Polymers: Emission by Extending π-Conjugation along a Polymeric Ligand
1,3-Diketone-Based Organoboron Polymers: Emission by Extending π-Conjugation along a Polymeric Ligand
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DOI:
10.1021/ma801690d
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发表时间:
2008-11-25
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影响因子:
5.5
通讯作者:
Chujo, Yoshiki
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作者:
Nagai, Atsushi;Kokado, Kenta;Chujo, Yoshiki
Torrential effort has been devoted to the design and synthesis of boron-containing polymers and oligomers because these polymers and oligomers are potential use in catalysis, sensor applications, and material science. 1 Main synthetic techniques for them are the incorporation of boron moieties into the backbone and the connection in side groups of polymeric structures (eg, poly (p-phenylene-borane) s, 2 poly (cyclodiborazane) s, 2a, 3 polyborole, 4 poly (bora-acetylene) s, 5 boroncontaining polymeric acids, 6 poly (boronate) s, 7 arylboroxinefunctionalized poly (styrene-co-vinylpyridine), 8 etc.). Recently, with the aid to dye chemistry, the incorporation of boronchelating dyes into polymer main chain or side chain is particularly attractive for applications such as electroluminescent devices, organic field-effect transistors, photovoltaics, and so on. 9 The incorporation of organoboron quinolate as an electroluminescent chromophore, possessing efficient luminescence and good stability, 10 into the polymer side chain has been some of the intriguing research topics. For example, Jäkle et al. have demonstrated that novel well-defined organoboron quinolate polymers were prepared by the polymeric reaction of 8-hydroxyquinoline and thienyl-substituted poly (borylstyrene) 11 and have succeeded in the emission color-tunings of the organoboron quinolate polymers from blue to red regions by treatment with substituted 8-hydroxyquinoline derivatives. 12 Subsequently, Weck et al. have also reported the synthesis of polystyrene-supported organoboron quinolate through 8-hydroxyquinoline-functionalized polymers to fabricate organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) using a low-cost solution process. 13 In contrast, we reported the synthesis of the π-conjugated polymers integrated organoboron quinolate, ie, main-chaintype organoboron quinolate polymers, into polymer backbone14 and further main-chain-type organoboron aminoquinolate polymers. 15 Their polymers possess analogous properties, that is, strong fluorescence and an efficient energy migration to boronchelating moieties by extending π-conjugation along the polymer backbones.Boron diketonate is also one of boron-chelating dyes and has attracted attention as fluorophores owing to large molar absorption coefficients and large fluorescence quantum yields (ΦF). 16 Conjugation of boron diketonate arises due to inhibition of nonradiative dissipation through OH stretching modes from tautomerization between ketone and enol structures by forming stable six-membered boron-chelating ring, and boron complex has no loss of the unique characteristics of the diketonate fluorophore such as high fluorescence quantum yield, high photostability in contrast with heavy-metal complex. Recently, Fraser et al. have reported that difluoroboron dibenzoylmethane