Spectroscopic Investigation on the Charge—Transfer Complex of 2,4,6—Trinitrophenol with the Polycyclicamine 1,4,8,11-Tetraazacyclotetradecane

Abstract

The reaction between 2,4,6-trinitrophenol(TNP) and the polycyclicamine 1,4,8,11-tetraazacyclotetradecane (TACTD) in solvents such as chloroform and carbontetrachloride have been studied spectrophotometrically using UV—VIS, and IR methods. The results indicate the formation of a 1:2 charge—transfer complex with formula((TACTD)(TNP)₂). The charge-transfer absorption in this complex appears arounds 410 nm. The values of both the equilibrium constant, K, and the molar extinction coefficient, ?, for the reaction in different solvents are calculated for the CT-complex. These values were used to understand the solvent effects on the course of the reaction. All observed infrared bands for the formed solid complex are assigned.     

The effect of bromine substitution on the charge-transfer emission of the complex of phenanthrene and tetracyanobenzene

The absorption spectra of the charge-transfer complexes of sym-tetracyanobenzene (TCNB) with phenanthrene, 9-bromophenanthrene, and 9,10-dibromophenanthrene are measured in chloroform solutions at room temperature. The total emission and phosphorescence spectra of the donors and the complexes are measured at 77 K in rigid glasses. The phosphorescence decay lifetimes are determined for phenanthrene, TCNB, and for the phenanthrene-TCNB complex, and a decrease in the phenanthrene-TCNB complex lifetime relative to the lifetimes of the two components is observed. The luminescence spectra of the complexes exhibit both a red shift and a lack of structure as compared with the donor spectra. The results are interpreted, in agreement with the results of Iwata et al. for the phenanthrene-TCNB complex (1), as an indication that there is a considerable degree of charge-transfer character in the lowest triplet state (T₁). Bromine substitution leads to a decrease in the energy of the phenanthrene triplet state. As a result, the energy gap between the donor molecule triplet state and the complex charge-transfer triplet state decreases from phenanthrene, to 9-bromophenanthrene, to 9,10-dibromophenanthrene. The results suggest that the proximity of these two triplet states in 9,10-dibromophenanthrene and its charge-transfer complex leads to some local donor triplet state character in the emitting complex triplet state.     

Spectrophotometric Determination of Metoclopramide VIA Charge-Transfer Complexes

Simple and sensitive spectrophotometric method for the determination of metoclopramide is described, based on the formation of charge-transfer complexes using chloranil and bromanil as π acceptors. These complexes exhibit intense absorption bands in the electronic spectrum. The molecular ratios of the reactants in the complexes were established and the experimental conditions leading to maximum charge-tranfer bands were also studied. The proposed procedure has been applied successfully to pure samples and drug formulations with good accuracy. The validity of the proposed method was checked by applying the standard addition technique in addition to a comparative study between its results and those obtained by the pharmacopoeial method.     

Charge-transfer bands observed with the intermolecular hydrogen-bonded systems between acetic acid and some aliphatic amines

Near and vacuum uv absorption spectra were measured for aliphatic amine-acetic acid systems in the gaseous state and in solution at room temperature. Equilibrium constants for complex formation were determined, and new absorption bands due to the hydrogen-bonded species between amines and acetic acid were observed near 170 nm in n-heptane and in acetonitrile, and at ～165 nm in the vapor phase. The new band of the triethylamine (TEA)-acetic acid system shifts to longer wavelengths in the order: in the vapor phase → in n-heptane → in acetonitrile. This is the reverse of the shift of the $\text{n-σ}{}^1$ band of TEA. The new band positions of the amine-acetic acid systems correlate to the ionization potentials of the amines. These facts together with theoretical results by the composite molecule method lead us to the interpretation that the new bands are the charge-transfer band characteristic of the hydrogen-bonded species.     

Spectrophotometric Study of Luminol in Dimethyl Sulfoxide–Potassium Hydroxide

The spectrophotometric study of luminol (LH₂) in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), DMSO-water solutions, and alkaline DMSO and DMSO-water solutions has been done, focusing on the effect of the KOH additon on LH₂ absorption and fluorescence properties. The absorption spectra indicate an acid-base equilibrium, and the luminol dianion (L^2–) formation at 3 × 10^–4 – 2.4 × 10^–3 M KOH. The decrease of the fluorescence intensity and the variation of the excitation spectra of LH₂-DMSO-KOH solutions with KOH concentration have been similarly explained. The acid-base process is reversible. The addition of HCl to the solution with 3.0 × 10^–3 M KOH leads to an increase of the fluorescence intensity to its highest value, observed in pure DMSO. The addition of HCl to the LH₂-DMSO solution leads to the decrease of the fluorescence intensity as a result of the LH⁺ ₃ cation formation. In LH₂-DMSO-water, the fluorescence band is shifted from 405 nm to 424 nm and increased in the intensity. In the presence of KOH (in LH₂-DMSO-water-KOH solution) a new band appears, with the maximum at 485 nm and the band at 405 nm decreased. The changes in fluorescence lifetimes also evidence the different chemical species formed.     

A Spectrophotometric Method for the Determination of Buclizine Hydrochloride Using the Charge-Transfer Spectrum of Buclizine-Iodine Complex

Abstract

A simple and sensitive spectrophotometric method is described for the determination of buclizine hydrochloride in bulk and tablets form. The method is based on the formation of charge-transfer complex between buclizine, as n-donor, and iodine, as Δ acceptor, which measured spectrophotometrically at 295 and 355 nm. A Job's plot indicated a 1:1 complex between the drug and iodine and Beer's law was obeyed in a concentration range of 4–30 μg ml^?1. A more detailed investigation of the complex was made with respect to its association constant and the free energy change. The method is simple and sensitive and has been applied successfully to the analysis of laboratory-made tablets without any interference from the tablet excipients. To validate the method, the results obtained were compared statistically with a newly developed uv-derivative spectrophotometric method. The charge-transfer method was favored due to its higher sensitivity, cheap coast and available equipments.     

Investigation of the IR spectra of weakly hydrogen-bonded complex Cl<Subscript>3</Subscript>CH…O(CD<Subscript>3</Subscript>)<Subscript>2</Subscript> in a cryosolution in liquid krypton

The IR absorption spectra of cryosolutions of chloroform, dimethyl ether, and their mixtures in liquefied krypton have been measured. It has been shown that, in solutions of mixtures, Cl₃CH…O(CD₃)₂ complexes with a weak hydrogen bond are formed. The spectral characteristics of individual absorption bands that refer to proton donors and to proton acceptors have been determined. From temperature measurements of the integrated intensities of the bands of monomers and of the complex (T ~ 120–160 K), the enthalpy of the complex formation has been estimated. The measurement data have been analyzed in comparison with the results of ab initio calculations in terms of the МР2/6-311++G(2df, 2pd) approximation. The analysis has been done taking into account peculiarities of the dipole moment function of chloroform and possible effects of the anharmonic interaction between the С–Н stretching vibration and the overtone of the Cl–C–H bending vibration.     

荧光材料[Cu2（μ-Ⅰ2）（phen）2]·CH3CN的合成、表征及光谱研究

采用溶剂热法合成出一例具有双核结构的铜(Ⅰ)配合物[Cu2(μ-Ⅰ)2(phen)2].CH3CN(1)(phen=1,10-邻菲咯啉)。采用元素分析、IR和单晶X-射线衍射表征其结构,同时分别测试了配合物1在DMSO溶液中和固态时的荧光光谱及荧光寿命。在室温条件下,配合物1的DMSO溶液在369和380nm有最大发射峰,在460nm处有一个肩峰,呈现蓝紫色荧光;在室温固体状态下,配合物1在650～678nm处有一宽谱带的强发射峰,呈现强的红色荧光,这均是基于配体中心激发单重态到基态单重态(π*→π)的跃迁发射。配合物1荧光衰减过程包含双组分,在DMSO溶液中的荧光寿命τ1和τ2分别为1.36和5.98μs,对应的衰减因子分别为50.21%和49.79%;固态时的荧光寿命τ1和τ2分别是1.42和8.85μs,对应的衰减因子分别为51.15%和48.85%。     

Solvatochromism,Preferential Solvation of 2,3-Bis(Chloromethyl)-1,4-Anthraquinone in Binary Mixtures and the Molecular Recognition Towards <Emphasis Type="Italic">p</Emphasis>-Tert-Butyl-Calix[4]arene

Optical absorption and fluorescence emission spectra of 2,3-bis(chloromethyl)-1,4-anthraquinone (DCMAQ) in single solvents namely, carbon tetrachloride, acetonitrile, chloroform, propan-2-ol and its binary mixtures [carbon tetrachloride/chloroform, chloroform/acetonitrile, chloroform/propan-2-ol] have been investigated. The preferential solvation of DCMAQ in above mixtures has been studied by monitoring the absorption and fluorescence spectra of DCMAQ. The spectral features indicate that DCMAQ is preferentially solvated by CHCl₃ in the above mixtures. This can be elucidated from the local mole fraction, non-linearity in transition energy plot, preferential solvation index (δ _s2) and (f ₂/f ₁) values. Molecular recognition properties of p-tert-butylcalix[4]arene (tBC) to DCMAQ via hydrogen bonding and π–π interaction were sensed successfully on the basis of absorption and fluorescence emission spectroscopies, by which the stoichiometry ratio and the binding constant of the tBC–DCMAQ complex were determined.     

Spectrophotometric and E.P.R. study of TCNE charge-transfer complexes

Liquid state charge-transfer complexes formed from the strong acceptor tetracyanoethylene (TCNE) and four donors of like donor properties are studied by spectrophotometric and E.P.R. techniques. If the enthalpy of complex formation ΔH is sufficiently large, the triplet state of the complex ³C will be appreciably populated thermally during complex formation. The E.P.R. signal of the TCNE anion promptly arises because of a dissociation of ³C, reaches a maximum, and then follows second-order decay kinetics. The higher the dielectric constant of the donor, the slower the decay rate. The initial intensity of the E.P.R. signal is proportional to the original TCNE concentration in the donor-solvent. Reversible photoinduced TCNE anions are formed by irradiating the complexes in the charge-transfer band. The relationship between the prompt and photoinduced E.P.R. signals is shown. Singlet-triplet separation energies are estimated.     

Room-temperature fluorescence of a charge-transfer complex of reserpine in aqueous and aqueous–ethanol media

The room-temperature fluorescence of a charge-transfer (CT) complex different from those of the component donor/acceptor in polar organic solvent is not very common. The phenomenon is even rarer in aqueous medium. The present work demonstrates that a CT complex formed between reserpine (Res) and 2,3-dichloro-5,6-dicyano-1,4-benzoquinone (DDQ) in aqueous and aqueous–ethanol media exhibits fluorescence at room temperature that is entirely different from those of the components, Res and DDQ. With decreasing polarity of the medium on the addition of ethanol, the fluorescence intensity and also the fluorimetrically determined formation constant of the complex increase, but the fluorescence emission wavelength does not change significantly. The quantum yield of fluorescence of the CT complex systematically decreases with increasing ethanol content of the medium. That the observed fluorescence is due to the CT complex is established by the constancy of the assumed proportionality constant (β) between the fluorescence intensity and the complex concentration measured using different equilibrium concentrations of the complex and also by demonstrating the mirror image relationship between its excitation and emission spectra in aqueous medium. To our knowledge, this is the first report on the room-temperature fluorescence of a CT complex in aqueous solution.     

Synthesis,spectroscopic, thermal and electrical conductivity studies of three charge transfer complexes formed between 1,3-di[(<Emphasis Type="Italic">E</Emphasis>)-1-(2-hydroxyphenyl)methylideneamino]-2-propanol Schiff base and different acceptors

Charge-transfer complexes (CTC) resulting from interactions of 1,3-di[(E)-1-(2-hydroxyphenyl) methylideneamino]-2-propanol Schiff base with some acceptors such as iodine (I₂), bromine (Br2), and picric acid (PiA) have been isolated in the solid state in a chloroform solvent at room temperature. Based on elemental analysis, UV-Vis, infrared, and ¹H NMR spectra, and thermogravimetric analysis (TG/DTG) of the solid CTC, [(Schiff)(I₂)] (1), [(Schiff)(Br₂)] complexes with a ratio of 1:1 and [(Schiff)(PiA)₃] complexes with 1:3 have been prepared. In the picric acid complex, infrared and ¹H NMR spectroscopic data indicate that the charge-transfer interaction is associated with a hydrogen bonding, whereas the iodine and bromine complexes were interpreted in terms of the formation of dative ion pairs [Schiff⁺, I₂^∙−] and [Schiff⁺, Br₂^∙−], respectively. Kinetic parameters were obtained for each stage of thermal degradation of the CT complexes using Coats–Redfern and Horowitz–Metzger methods. DC electrical properties as a function of temperature of these charge transfer complexes have been studied.     

Study of mechanisms of formation of X-ray emission bands in crystals by the density functional method: The Mg <Emphasis Type="Italic">L</Emphasis><Subscript>2,3</Subscript> bands in metal and in MgO

Using the density functional method in the pseudopotential approximation, we calculate the probabilities of X-ray emission transitions and shapes of the L _2,3 X-ray emission bands of Mg in crystals of metallic magnesium and monoxide MgO. We have paid special attention to the study of mechanisms by which these bands were formed; therefore, along with the total intensities, we determine the partial s- and d-contributions. In addition, the intensities of the L _2,3 bands of Mg have been separated into contributions from direct (intra-atomic) transitions and charge-transfer crossover transitions. We show that an unexpectedly large contribution of partial d-transitions in magnesium oxide is caused by crossover transitions of electrons of valence states of ligands to the core 2p-level of Mg, i.e., charge-transfer transitions. In metallic magnesium, the contribution of these transitions proved to be insignificant. An appreciable contribution of crossover transitions has also been revealed in s-contributions of X-ray emission bands. To estimate the calculation accuracy, we have compared the shapes of theoretical spectra with the shapes of experimental L _2,3 X-ray emission bands of Mg.     

Etude des mouvements moléculaires en milieu liquide à partir du profil des bandes de vibration dans l'infrarouge et des fonctions de corrélation

We have studied the fundamental bands of chloroform and bromoform, both pure and in solution in various solvents; also the first harmonics of v ₁, and a few other harmonics and combination bands. The correlation functions of v ₁ and v ₂ and band moments of v ₁ have been calculated. The comparison of our results with those obtained in microwave and far IR and Raman spectra offers an opportunity to discern, in widths and correlation functions, what can be attributed to vibration and what originates in rotational diffusion. Our results are interpreted with the assumption that rotational diffusion is produced by small angles jumps and that the vibrational effect is very important. The v ₁ band shows an additional widening not accounted for in existing theories.     

Structure and photochromic properties of poly(vinylalcohol)/phosphotungstic acid nanocomposite films

Poly(vinylalcohol)/phosphotungstic acid (PVA/PWA) nanocomposite films were studied using Fourier-transform infrared and electron absorption spectroscopy. It was found that entrapping PWA into PVA leads to the formation of hydrogen bonds between OH groups of PVA and bridging oxygen atoms of PWA. Terminal oxygen atoms of PWA do not participate in hydrogen-bonding interactions with the polymer. Exposure of the nanocomposite film to UV radiation results both in the photo-induced transfer of protons from PVA to PWA with their attachment to the bridging oxygen atoms of PWA and in the formation of a PVA–PWA complex with the participation of deprotonated oxygen atoms of PVA and the terminal oxygen atoms of PWA. The UV irradiation causes the films to turn blue and a band of d–d transitions of W⁵⁺ ions (480 nm) and two bands of intervalence W⁵⁺ → W6+ charge-transfer transitions (740 and 1250 nm) to appear in their electronic spectrum.     

Physicochemical Studies on Solid Products of Reactions of Chromyl Chloride and Chromyl Acetate with Alkylaromatics. Part II. Electronic Absorption Spectra

The electronic absorption spectra of some chromium(IV) complexes as the products of chromyl chloride and chromyl acetate reaction with alkylaromatics have been studied in some organic solvents. A detailed computer analysis of the spectra including resolution into component bands as well as calculation of crystal field parameter Dq, Racah's parameter B and Franck-Condon analysis of the vibronically structured charge-transfer O—Cr band have been performed. The solvent effect on the Dq parameter has been established.     

Absorption and magnetic circular dichroism spectra of Cs2ZrBr6: Os4+

High resolution absorption and magnetic circular dichroism (M.C.D.) spectra for Cs₂ZrBr₆ : Os⁴⁺ are reported at liquid helium temperature over the range 17 000–31 000 cm^-1. These results in conjunction with previous work on Cs₂ZrCl₆ : Os⁴⁺ provide a study of the Os⁴⁺ spectrum as a function of ligand spin-orbit coupling constant. The present results strongly support the previous ligand-to-metal charge-transfer interpretation formulated in the j-j limit, described by Piepho et al. [6]. The strong absorption bands can be assigned with confidence to specific, allowed charge-transfer transitions, and detailed assignments are suggested for the less intense features on the basis of forbidden (vibrationally-induced) charge-transfer transitions. Aside from the low energy region (? 16 000 cm^-1) not reported in this work, there seems to be no reason for assigning any important spectral features to d →d transitions.     

Microwave Assisted Synthesis of a New Triplet Iridium(III) Pyrazine Complex

采用微波辅助加热方法,2,3-二苯基吡嗪(DPP)与水合三氯化铱(IrCl₃·3H₂O)反应制备了[Ir(DPP)₃],通过¹H NMR、元素分析和质谱方法对配合物结构进行了表征,并研究了配合物的吸收光谱和光致发光光谱. 结果表明,配合物Ir(DPP)₃在382和504 nm处存在单重态¹MLCT(金属到配体的电荷跃迁)和三重态³MLCT的吸收;在573 nm 处有较强的金属配合物三重态的磷光发射.     

Synthesis and photophysics of a new deep red soluble phosphorescent iridium(III) complex based on chlorine-methyl-substituted 2,4 diphenyl quinoline

A new iridium complex with a chlorine-methyl-substituted 2,4 diphenyl quinoline, (Cl-MDPQ) ligand has been synthesized. The synthesized iridium metal complex, Ir(Cl-MDPQ)₂(acac) where Cl-MDPQ=chlorine-methyl substituted, 2,4 diphenyl quinoline, acac=acetyl acetone is characterized by employing different techniques such as mass spectrometry, ¹H NMR, DTA/TGA, XRD, and FTIR. The molecular structures of Cl-MDPQ and Ir(Cl-MDPQ)₂(acac) complexes are confirmed by the FTIR spectra. Strong singlet metal-to-ligand charge-transfer (¹MLCT) and triplet metal-to-ligand charge-transfer (³MLCT) absorption peaks at 353 and 437 nm in tetrahydrofuran (THF) are reported in the synthesized complex, respectively. A deep red emitting Ir(Cl-MDPQ)₂(acac) complex at 662 nm is promising for flexible organic devices.     

The polarized charge-transfer spectrum of crystalline anthracene-TNB complex

The intermolecular charge-transfer spectrum of the crystalline anthracene-TNB complex has been measured, using polarized light. The crystal spectrum differs from that of the solution to a much greater degree than is the case for ordinary aromatic systems. The transition is polarized along the intermolecular axis and is blue-shifted with respect to the solution. There is pronounced vibrational structure, including a prominent 250 cm^-1 interval. A Davydov splitting of approximately 200 cm^-1 is observed, and this is shown to be in reasonable agreement with the known crystal structure and with the symmetry assignment of the transition, which is A′ ← A′ for the complex in solution and A ← A in the crystal.