THEORETICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PHTHALOCYANINE, TETRAAZAPORPHYRIN, TETRABENZOPORPHYRIN, AND PORPHYRIN ELECTRONIC SPECTRA
THEORETICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PHTHALOCYANINE, TETRAAZAPORPHYRIN, TETRABENZOPORPHYRIN, AND PORPHYRIN ELECTRONIC SPECTRA
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酞菁、四氮杂卟啉、四苯并卟啉和卟啉电子光谱的理论表征
DOI:
10.1002/chin.198301044
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发表时间:
1982
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P. Lebreton
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作者:
L. Lee;N. Sabelli;P. Lebreton
Introduction Because of their biological significance and their cata-lytic properties, the electronic structureof metal complexes of porphyrin (P2 3456 “), phthalocyanine (PC2-), andthe related dianions tetraazaporphyrin (TAP2-) and tetrabenzo-porphyrin (TBP2-) have been extensively studied. 1 The structures of these dianions are shown in Figure 1. Many early studies have involved measuring and interpreting the absorption spectra of metal complexes of the dianions, and extensive reviews of such studies are currently available. 2, 3 A superficial examination of the absorption spectra of metal complexes involving these four dianions points out several interesting similarities which are associated with singlet x—* x* transitions arising primarily fromthe macrocyclic dianion. 2, 4-7 In general, these spectra exhibit an absorption band with an oscillator strength less than 0.5 in the energy region between 14000 and 20000 cm-1. This weak absorption is followed by a stronger band usu-ally occurring between 25 000 and 31000 cm-1. The first band is called the Q band; the second band is called the B or Soret band.Metal complexes of PC2-, P2-, TAP2-, and TBP2-also exhibit several weak x-* x* bands at higher energies than that of the Soret band. Of these weak bands, the one with the lowest energy commonly appearing in the region be-tween 30000 and 35000 cm-1 is called the N band. The