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Three-Dimensional Pyrene-Fused N-Heteroacenes.


ABSTRACT: Four three-dimensional (3D) pyrene-fused N-heteroacenes (P1-P4) are designed and synthesized. From P1 to P4, their lengths are extended in an iterative way, where the thiadiazole unit can be reduced to diamine and the obtained diamines can be further condensed with the diketones with a thiadiazole unit. Compared to their two-dimensional counterparts, the solubility of these 3D pyrene-fused N-heteroacenes is improved by this 3D covalent linkage with two-dimensional units. The diameters of P1-P4 are 3.66, 6.06, 8.48 and 10.88 nm, respectively, and these 3D molecules are characterized by 1H, 13C and 2D NMR, MS, UV-vis, PL and CV spectra. Our strategy shows a promising way to large 3D pyrene-fused N-heteroacenes.

SUBMITTER: Hu BL 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6727623 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Three-Dimensional Pyrene-Fused N-Heteroacenes.

Hu Ben-Lin BL   An Cunbin C   Wagner Manfred M   Ivanova Georgia G   Ivanova Anela A   Baumgarten Martin M  

Journal of the American Chemical Society 20190318 13


Four three-dimensional (3D) pyrene-fused N-heteroacenes (P1-P4) are designed and synthesized. From P1 to P4, their lengths are extended in an iterative way, where the thiadiazole unit can be reduced to diamine and the obtained diamines can be further condensed with the diketones with a thiadiazole unit. Compared to their two-dimensional counterparts, the solubility of these 3D pyrene-fused N-heteroacenes is improved by this 3D covalent linkage with two-dimensional units. The diameters of P1-P4 a  ...[more]

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