Cooperative Action of Laser-Induced Thermal Effects and Ionic Coordination on the Order of TPPA0 Porphyrin Derivatives Self-Assembled Interface Probed via Real-Time Second Harmonic Generation
Cooperative Action of Laser-Induced Thermal Effects and Ionic Coordination on the Order of TPPA0 Porphyrin Derivatives Self-Assembled Interface Probed via Real-Time Second Harmonic Generation
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激光诱导热效应和离子配位对 TPPA0 卟啉衍生物自组装界面有序性的协同作用通过实时二次谐波产生探测
DOI:
10.1021/acs.jpcc.9b03165
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Guo Yuan
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作者:
Dong Bin;Bai Ruipeng;Zheng Wuming;Xue Man;Liu Caihe;Liu Minghua;Zhang Zhen;Guo Yuan
We performed real-time second harmonic generation (SHG) to study the cooperative action of laser-induced thermal effects and ionic coordination on the order/disorder of TPPA0 (5,10,15,20-(tetrakis((ethoxycarbonyl)methoxy)phenyl)porphyrin) monolayers on the interface of three aqueous solutions. Time dependence curves of SH signals of TPPA0 monolayers on pure water and ZnCl2aqueous and CuCl2aqueous interfaces were detected under the polarization combinations of p-in/p-out, s-in/p-out and 45°-in/s-out. All the SH signals changed with time at the beginning and then reached the equilibrium state. For the pure water and ZnCl2aqueous interfaces, SH signals under the polarization of p-in/p-out declined with time; while on the CuCl2aqueous interfaces, the SH signals raised with time. To explain the various change of the SH signals with time, we also measured these time dependence curves under the polarizations of the p-in/p-out, s-in/p-out, and 45°-in/s-out, all of which can be used to determine the orientation angle and corresponding orientation distribution width. It is found that the orientation angle with δ distribution cannot explain the ratios of the SH signal change; thus, the gauss orientational distribution width has to be considered instead of δ distribution, which means the TPPA0 monolayers undergone the change process of the orientational order until reaching equilibrium. Furthermore, using a rotating trough, the SH signals of TPPA0 monolayer on the three interfaces under the p-in/p-out polarization are nearly unchanged during the measurement. These results indicated that all of the SH signal changes with time are induced by local accumulated heat with repetitive laser excitation at 82 MHz. At last, we propose a molecular mechanism to explain the changes of the SH signal on TPPA0 monolayers. The cooperative action of laser-induced thermal effects and the ionic coordination cause the signal change with time, which means the order of the porphyrin derivatives self-assembled interface is affected by the combination of ions and heat. The finding in this work is important to the bioscience, as well as the functional molecular devices.