“…They have been used in very different areas of technology and medical applications, i.e., gas sensor [1,6,7], liquid crystal [2,8], solar cell [9,10], catalyst [2,5,11], electrochromic display [3,12], photodynamic therapy of cancer [13,14]. Phthalocyanine has been studied with many metal ions and different substituents on peripheral (b) and non-peripheral (a) positions [1][2][3][4][5].…”