Prominent electron transport property observed for triply fused metalloporphyrin dimer: directed columnar liquid crystalline assembly by amphiphilic molecular design.
Prominent electron transport property observed for triply fused metalloporphyrin dimer: directed columnar liquid crystalline assembly by amphiphilic molecular design.
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10.1021/ja8030714
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2008-09
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15
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T. Sakurai;Keyu Shi;Hiroshi Sato;Kentaro Tashiro;A. Osuka;A. Saeki;S. Seki;S. Tagawa;S. Sasaki;H. Masunaga;K. Osaka;M. Takata;T. Aida
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作者:
T. Sakurai;Keyu Shi;Hiroshi Sato;Kentaro Tashiro;A. Osuka;A. Saeki;S. Seki;S. Tagawa;S. Sasaki;H. Masunaga;K. Osaka;M. Takata;T. Aida
A triply fused copper porphyrin dimer, when site-specifically modified on its periphery with hydrophobic and hydrophilic wedges (1C12/TEG), self-assembles into a columnar liquid crystalline (LC) mesophase over a wide-temperature range from -17 to 99 degrees C but gives rise to an amorphous solid when modified with only hydrophobic (1C12/C12) or hydrophilic wedges (1TEG/TEG). A LC film of 1C12/TEG displays at 16 degrees C a top-class one-dimensional electron mobility (0.27 cm2/V x s), as evaluated from its maximum flash-photolysis time-resolved microwave conductivity.