新型LB成膜材料—两亲性侧链取代酞菁锌的合成

本文合成了一种新型的两亲性硬脂酸侧链取代的酞菁化合物。利用LB膜技术制备了致菁化合物与正十六烷混合的单层和多层LB膜,LB膜内酞菁分子大环与基片大体平行,表明该分子具有良好的成膜性能。     

酞菁铜化合物LB膜的制备及结构形态研究

利用LB技术研究了带有4个长碳氢链的酞菁铜化合物(CuC12Pc)的单分子膜及它与十八胺(ODA)、二十酸(AA)的混合LB膜的聚集结构形态. 结果表明这种酞菁铜化合物在气液界面上可以形成比较稳定有序的双层Langmuir膜, 且可以转移质量较好的多层LB膜. 利用原子力显微镜(AFM)研究了酞菁铜分子的聚集体结构, 发现CuC12Pc/AA混合膜表现为网状的聚集结构, 而CuC12Pc/ODA混合膜形成长岛颗粒状聚集, 并结合UV-Vis吸收光谱讨论了酞菁铜分子形成不同聚集结构的原因.     

新型两亲性酞菁锌LB膜的研究

本文合成了一种新型的两亲性酞菁分子,研究了它在不同溶剂中的聚集行为,考察了酞菁及酞菁与正十六烷混合的成膜性能,制备了混合的多层LB膜,并利用紫外光谱研究LB膜内的分子聚集状况,用分子激子理论对实验结果加以分析,还应用偏振紫外的方法对LB膜内酞菁分子大环的取向进行了确定。     

一个对称萘酞菁的LB膜及其二阶非线性光学性质的研究

用水平提拉法制备了四叔丁基萘酞菁锌的LB膜。利用表面压-面积曲线、紫外-可见吸收光谱、小角X-射线衍射等表征了LB膜的结构,结果表明该化合物可以形成较高质量的具有很好层状结构的多层LB膜,在膜中分子大环平面垂直于基片平面并且以分子平面并不完全重合的H-聚集体存在。采用透射SHG方法测量了相应LB膜的二阶非线性光学性质,结果显示在实验条件下该化合物LB膜的宏观二阶非线性系数以及分子超极化率分别为X     

四（2,4—二叔戊基苯氧基）酞菁铜（Ⅱ）的合成及其LB膜

合成了标题酞菁铜衍生物,并通过元素分析,高压液相色谱,紫外光谱,红外光谱,核磁共振谱,电镜,顺磁共振谱及质谱加以确认。该化合物在稀氯仿溶液和LB膜中各以单,双分子缔合的形式存在。Z型沉积形成的单层LB膜对氨气有很高的灵敏度和选择性。     

双[4-(2,4-二特戊基苯氧基)邻苯二腈铜]LB膜材料的合成

近年来,随着LB膜研究的进展,成膜材料的种类逐渐增多、其中有关酞菁衍生物LB膜材料的报道较多。本文合成了下述新型结构的化合物:     

有机HTDIOO分子LB膜结构的AFM研究

利用原子力显微镜（AFM）对有机分子HTDIOO单层和多层LB膜结构进行了观察·实验结果表明，针尖与LB膜表面分子间的相互作用力会对成像的膜结构有影响．当悬臂针尖与LB膜表面分子的相互作用力较大时，针尖会扰动HTDIOO分子在单层LB膜中的有序排列．HTDIOO单层LB膜具有有序结构；而在多层LB膜中，HTDIOO分子则聚集在一起形成了一定的畴结构．     

八-n-丁氧基萘酞菁铜LB膜的制备及气敏特性研究

研究了八 -n-丁氧基萘酞菁铜 [Cu Nc( OBu) 8]在水亚相表面上单分子膜的形成过程 ,并在亲水基片上以Z型拉膜方式成功地拉制了多层 LB膜 .研究结果表明 ,八 -n-丁氧基萘酞菁铜在表面压为 1 5～ 5 0 m N/m条件下可形成稳定的固态膜 ,其分子极限面积为 0 .74 nm2 ,崩溃压为 5 5 m N/m;多层 LB膜八 -n-丁氧基萘酞菁铜以面对面的形式有序排列 .该膜对醇类蒸气具有较好的敏感特性 ,灵敏度顺序为异丙醇 >乙醇 >甲醇 ,其响应范围为 ( 1～ 5 )× 1 0 - 5(体积分数 ) ,且响应时间短 ( 2 s内 ) ,恢复快 ( 5 s内 ) ;而对氨气 (体积分数1× 1 0 - 4 )响应时间长 ( 30～ 60 s) ,恢复慢 ( 4～ 5 min     

单冠醚取代不对称酞菁LB膜的制备和表征

酞菁化合物有序聚集体已成为材料化学中的研究热点［１,２］,在酞菁分子中引入冠醚会大大改善酞菁化合物的气敏性,在提高响应速度和重复性的同时,其响应温度可降到室温［３,４］．研究冠醚酞菁气敏性质的通常方法是将其制成浇铸膜［４］,这种膜是无序的．膜中分子的...     

两亲性卟啉-紫精化合物LB膜的结构及光电性质研究

本文制备了两亲性卟啉-紫精化合物的LB膜材料, 用π-A等温曲线、吸收光谱、小角和低角X射线衍射以及扫描隧道电镜(STM)等方法研究了LB膜的结构。结果表明, LB膜内分子排列是二维有序的超晶格结构, 卟啉环在基片上的排列呈"站立"状态。单个分子占有面积为1.15nm^2, 单层高度为2.35nm, 相邻裂间的距离为1.07nm。这种规则有序的两亲性卟啉-紫精化合物呈现出良好的光量子收率和光电响应特性。     

Kinetics of thermal oxidative decomposition of zinc porphyrin and phthalocyanine complexes

Thermal oxidative decomposition of certain zinc porphyrin and phthalocyanine complexes was studied using an installation for thermal analysis, and kinetic parameters of the thermal oxidation of these compounds were determined. The introduction of peripheral alkyl substituents into porphyrin molecules enhances the macroring stability with respect to the thermal oxidation. In cases of benzoporphyrins and phthalocyanines, this effect is leveled off because of spatial remoteness of the substituent from the reactive center of the macroring. The substances studied decompose in several steps; the initial step corresponds to the oxidation of peripheral substituents of the macroring. For the majority of the substances studied, the order of the thermal oxidation reaction is 1, and the main step controlling the thermal oxidation process is diffusion.     

Molecular deposition film of porphyrin and phthalocyanine bearing oppositely charged substituents

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Effect of peripheral modification of manganese(III) porphyrazine on its reactivity in the coordination of imidazole

Coordination of imidazole to manganese(III) porphyrazine and phthalocyanine modified by multiple peripheral substitution by trifluoromethylphenyl, trifluoromethylphenoxy, tert-butylphenyl, and 3,5-ditert-butylphenoxy groups was studied by spectrophotometric titration, and UV, visible, and IR spectroscopy. Manganese(III) complexes were found to react with imidazole with formation of 1: 1 complexes in one-step reversible process. Specificity of the effect of multiple substitution of the macroring on quantitative parameters of reactions with the organic base is related to structural features of the organic complexes.     

Light-harvesting macroring accommodating a tetrapodal ligand based on complementary and cooperative coordinations

A porphyrin macroring, mimicking the light-harvesting complex of photosynthetic purple bacteria, was synthesized by self-assembling trisporphyrinatoZn(II) complexes with imidazolyl substituents at both molecular terminals. Very strong complementary coordination of imidazolyl to Zn(II) afforded exclusively the cyclic trimer of trisporphyrin under dilute conditions at 27 degrees C in CHCl3/MeOH = 9/1 (v/v). 1H NMR spectra of the macroring indicate the existence of two topological isomers, one symmetric and one asymmetric. Use of three noncoordinated porphyrinatoZn(II) sites allows a tetrapodal ligand to be incorporated into the cavity of the macroring. A Job plot and the clear bending behavior on UV-vis titration indicated the formation a 1:1 complex; the heterogeneity of two topological isomers was not observed, and both isomers similarly accommodated the tetrapodal ligand. The association constant obtained by curve fitting analysis was 8 x 108 M-1 in toluene. This large association constant reflects the cooperative nature of three coordination sites.     

New Macrocycles Containing the Azoxy Subunit and Their Properties

Abstract

A new macroring closure reaction leading to crown-like macrocycles containing the azoxy group as a new macroring subunit has been introduced. The possibility of complex formation with cations has been examined by studying these compounds in membrane ion-selective electrodes.     

Hexameric macroring of gable-porphyrins as a light-harvesting antenna mimic

Construction of a self-assembled supramolecular macroring that has distances and orientations of porphyrin dimer units in close analogy to those of the natural light-harvesting complexes was achieved. In natural light-harvesting complexes, bacteriochlorophyll-a's are arranged in macroring structures by coordination from imidazolyl side chains. A structural determination of a light-harvesting antenna complex (LH2) elucidated the arrangement of 18 bacteriochlorophyll-a's in a slipped-cofacial way with C9 symmetry in B850 in 1995. To obtain such an elegant macroring architecture as an artificial light-harvesting complex, we connected slipped-cofacial dimers of imidazolylporphyrins in a gable-porphyrin orientation. The introduction of zinc assembled by coordination porphyrins with originally a broad molecular weight distribution (MWD). When coordination bonds were cleaved and reorganized under high dilution conditions using chloroform/methanol solution, the MWD was perfectly converged. This crop gave particle images of a uniform height by atomic force microscopy measurements. Further purification was successfully achieved by gel permeation chromatography, and the first eluting component gave a diameter corresponding to the cyclic hexamer of gable-porphyrins from a small-angle X-ray scattering measurement with synchrotron radiation. In summary, porphyrin assemblies in a macroring arrangement were constructed using the gable-porphyrin motif, and their photophysical properties are highly interesting.     

Theoretical and Experimental Study of the Effect of Tetra-β-phenyl Substitution on the Acid-Base Properties of Porphyrazine

The effect of tetra-β-phenyl substitution on the acid-base properties of the porphyrazine macroring was studied by theoretical and experimental methods.     

Study of basic properties of tert-butyl-substituted tribenzo(1,2,5-thiadiazolo)porphyrazines

Basic properties of tri(4-tert-butylbenzo)[b,g,l](1,2,5-thiadiazolo)[3,4-q]porphyrazine and its Cu complex in the H₂SO₄-CH₃COOH medium were studied by means of spectrophotometric titration. It was found that in going from an acetic acid solution 100% H₂SO₄ the complete acid-base interaction consecutively involves all the four meso-nitrogen atoms of the porphyrazine macroring, as well as one of the nitrogen atoms of the 1,2,5-thiadiazol fragment. The stability constants of the resulting acid forms were determined and compared with the gas-phase proton affinities calculated by the AM1 method. Annulation of a 1,2,5-thiadiazole fragment to the porphyrazine macroring increases the basicity of the 1,2,5-thiadiazole nitrogen atoms and decreases the basicity of macroring meso-nitrogen atoms.