Characterization of the Luminescent *Cu(CN)2Br2- Exciplex
Characterization of the Luminescent *Cu(CN)2Br2- Exciplex
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DOI:
10.1021/ic00101a030
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发表时间:
1994-11
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
A. Horváth;Craig E. Wood;K. Stevenson
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作者:
A. Horváth;Craig E. Wood;K. Stevenson
The efficient luminescence from certain Cu (I) complexes has been the subject of intense studies, particularly within the context of assigning the optical transitions involved. 2· 3 On the one hand, the copper© transitions resulting in luminescence have been ascribed to metal-to-ligand charge transfer (MLCT), where the electron is transferred from the copper© center to the unoc-cupied* orbital of the ligand, 4-10 or to charge transfer to solvent (CTTS), where the electronic charge moves to the solvent11-13 molecule from the central atom. On the other hand, a metal-centered transitions of the types 3d10— 3d94s and 3d10—3d94p on Cu (I) are considered14-17 as another source of light emission. The common feature of all of the emissions is the pronounced Stokes shift, which especially in the case of the halocuprate© complexes in aqueous solutions is rather large. 3 Recently we demonstrated that coordinatively-unsaturated* Cu (CN) 2-, formedupon UV irradiation in aqueous solutions of dicyanocuprate®, associates with halideions to create a longer-lived, more highly luminescent species assigned as an exciplex. 18 However, since halo ligands also coordinate to the metal center in the ground state, with a stepwise formation constant that is about an order of magnitude smaller than that