Development of New Organic Metals Based on TTF Derivatives
基于TTF衍生物的新型有机金属的开发
基本信息
- 批准号:06640752
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- 金额:$ 1.34万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (C)
- 财政年份:1994
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1994 至 1995
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The efficient syntheses of unsymmetrical tetrathiafulvalenes (TTFs), as well as symmetrical TTFs, were accomplished by the Lewis acid-mediated reactions of organotin compounds with electrophiles. The synthesis of unsymmetrical TTFs could be carried out by the Me_3Al-promoted noncoupling reactions without tedious separation procedure. In addition, this synthetic method could also be applicable to the preparation of TTFs-fused donors. Moreover, BEDT-TTF derivatives condensed with heterocycles could be synthesized systematically via the BF_3-promoted reaction. We have accomplished the development of new organic metals based on (1) the DHTTF (dihydrotetrathiafulvalene) derivative, (2) the DSDTF (diselenadithiafulvalene) derivative, (3) TTFs-fused donors, and (4) the BEDT-TTF derivative fused with 1,4-dioxane ring.
利用有机锡化合物与亲电试剂的刘易斯酸反应,高效合成了不对称四硫富瓦烯(TTFs)和对称TTFs。不对称TTFs的合成可通过Me 3Al促进的非偶联反应进行,无需繁琐的分离步骤。此外,该合成方法也适用于TTFs融合供体的制备。此外,在BF_3的催化下,还可以系统地合成BEDT-TTF衍生物。我们已经完成了基于(1)DHTTF(二氢四硫富瓦烯)衍生物、(2)DSDTF(二硒二硫富瓦烯)衍生物、(3)TTFs-稠合给体和(4)与1,4-二氧六环稠合的BEDT-TTF衍生物的新有机金属的开发。
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H.Anzai: "Crystal Growth of Organic Charge-transfer Complex by Electrocrystallization with Controlled Applied Current" J.Crystal Growth. 154. 145-150 (1995)
H.Anzai:“通过受控应用电流的电结晶实现有机电荷转移复合物的晶体生长”J.Crystal Growth。
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H. Anzai: "Crystal Growth of Organic Charge‐transfer Complex by Electrocrystallization with Controlled Applied Current" J. Crystal Growth. 154. 145-150 (1995)
H. Anzai:“通过受控电流的电结晶实现有机电荷转移复合物的晶体生长”J. Crystal Growth 154. 145-150 (1995)
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J.Yamada et al.: "Noncoupling Synthesis of Unsymmetrical Tetrathia-fulvalene Derivatives.Dihydrotetrathiafulvalenes...." Journal of the American Chemical Society. 117. 1149-1150 (1995)
J.Yamada 等人:“不对称四硫富瓦烯衍生物的非偶联合成。二氢四硫富瓦烯......”美国化学会杂志。
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J. Yamada: "Noncoupling Synthesis of Unsymmetrical Tetrathiafulvalene Derivatives.Dihydrotetrathiafulvalenes as New Electron Donors" J. Am. Chem. Soc.117. 1149-1150 (1995)
J. Yamada:“不对称四硫富瓦烯衍生物的非偶联合成。二氢四硫富瓦烯作为新电子供体”J. Am。
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H. Anzai: "Crystal Growth of Organic Charge‐transfer Complex by Electrocrystallization with Regulated Applied Current" Synth. Met.70. 1115-1116 (1995)
H. Anzai:“通过调节电流进行有机电荷转移复合物的晶体生长”Met.70(1995)。
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08640694 - 财政年份:1996
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