Highly near‐infrared emissive boron di(iso)indomethene‐based polymer: Drastic change from deep‐red to near‐infrared emission via quantitative polymer reaction
Highly near‐infrared emissive boron di(iso)indomethene‐based polymer: Drastic change from deep‐red to near‐infrared emission via quantitative polymer reaction
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10.1002/pola.26547
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2013-04
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Ryousuke Yoshii;A. Nagai;Kazuo Tanaka;Y. Chujo
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Ryousuke Yoshii;A. Nagai;Kazuo Tanaka;Y. Chujo
It is challenging to realize the near-infrared (NIR) emission with large brightness and sharp spectra from the conjugated polymers. In this study, we demonstrate the strategy for receiving strong and pure NIR emission from polymeric materials using organoboron complexes and the modification after polymerization. A series of NIR emissive conjugated polymers with boron di(iso)indomethenes (BODINs) and fluorene or bithiophene were synthesized by Suzuki―Miyaura coupling reaction. The obtained polymers exhibited high emissions in the range from deep-red to NIR region (quantum yields: Φ PL = 0.40-0.79, full width at half maximum height: Δλ 1/2 = 660― 940 cm ―1 , emission maxima: λ PL = 686-714 nm). Next, the demethylation of the BODIN-based polymer with o-methoxyphenyl groups was carried out. The transformation of the polymer structure quantitatively proceeded via efficient intramolecular crosslinking through the intermediary of the boron atom. Finally, the resulting polymer showed both drastically larger red-shifted and sharper photoluminescence spectrum than that of the parent polymer with deep-red emission (Φ PL = 0.37, Δλ 1/2 = 460 cm ―1 , λ PL = 758 nm).