Tuning the optical properties of spiro-centered charge-transfer dyes by extending the donor or acceptor part

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Publication Date 2019-09-30
DOI 10.1039/C9QO01134J
Impact Factor 5.281
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Jan S. Wössner, David C. Grenz, Daniel Kratzert


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Abstract

Charge-transfer-based materials with intramolecular donor–acceptor structure are widely used in technological applications. A separation of donor and acceptor through a tetrahedral spiro center leads to a rigid orthogonal arrangement. Furthermore, spiroconjugation can enhance efficient charge transfer. We herein present the syntheses, structural, electrochemical and optical properties of spiro-based CT compounds with diamine donors and diketone acceptors supported by TDDFT calculations. All compounds showed strong charge transfer in their absorbance spectra. Extending the acceptor or donor part of these compounds led to materials with emissions from the CT states. These results can aid the future design of spiro-DA-compounds towards achieving the desired optical properties.

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