Emission or both absorption/emission solvatochromic effects induced by intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) have been used to determine the excited-state dipole moments of the locally excited mu(e)(LE) and the polar-solvent induced mu(e)(ICT) states and the first hyperpolarizability parameter beta(CT) of six asymmetric distyrylbenzene analogues, two 9,10-(diarylethynyl) anthracene derivatives and two 2,7-(diarylethynyl) fluorene analogues. The change in dipole moment under excitation (Delta mu(eg)) was also evaluated by theoretical calculations and compared with experimental data. All compounds display more or less remarkable positive solvatochromism which leads to relatively high hyperpolarizabilities and makes them interesting candidates for applications associated with photoinduced ICT. The structural effect on the transfer is also briefly discussed and related to the relaxation properties (previously investigated) of these compounds.
Intramolecular charge transfer, solvatochromism and hyperpolarizability of compounds bearing ethenylene or ethynylene bridges
CARLOTTI, BENEDETTA;FLAMINI, REBECCA;MAZZUCATO, Ugo;SPALLETTI, Anna
2012
Abstract
Emission or both absorption/emission solvatochromic effects induced by intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) have been used to determine the excited-state dipole moments of the locally excited mu(e)(LE) and the polar-solvent induced mu(e)(ICT) states and the first hyperpolarizability parameter beta(CT) of six asymmetric distyrylbenzene analogues, two 9,10-(diarylethynyl) anthracene derivatives and two 2,7-(diarylethynyl) fluorene analogues. The change in dipole moment under excitation (Delta mu(eg)) was also evaluated by theoretical calculations and compared with experimental data. All compounds display more or less remarkable positive solvatochromism which leads to relatively high hyperpolarizabilities and makes them interesting candidates for applications associated with photoinduced ICT. The structural effect on the transfer is also briefly discussed and related to the relaxation properties (previously investigated) of these compounds.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.