SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF A SERIES OF HIGHLY FLUORESCENT ROD-SHAPED DONOR-ACCEPTOR SYSTEMS
SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF A SERIES OF HIGHLY FLUORESCENT ROD-SHAPED DONOR-ACCEPTOR SYSTEMS
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00159a050
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发表时间:
1990-01-31
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
VERHOEVEN, JW
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作者:
HERMANT, RM;BAKKER, NAC;VERHOEVEN, JW
The synthesis and emissive properties of bichromophoric molecules 1-11 are reported. All systems contain an anilino group as a one-electron donor (D) and various substituted ethylene moieties as electron acceptor (A) separated by a rod-shaped alicyclic framework provided by a piperidine ring. From theemissive properties it is concluded that in these molecules the electronic coupling between D and A is sufficient to allow complete charge transfer upon excitation (if thermodynamically feasible). The dipolar charge-transfer (CT) excited state thus populated displays a very strong fluorescence, which is highly solvatochromic (ie, undergoes a large wavelength shift in response to changes of the solvent polarity), making these systems of interest as a new class of fluorescent probes. Variationof the acceptor group is found to allow design of such probes, with quantum yield vs solvent polarity profiles optimized for any particularpolarity range.