2007
DOI: 10.1021/jo062173y
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Intramolecular π-Stacking Interaction in a Rigid Molecular Hinge Substituted with 1-(Pyrenylethynyl) Units

Abstract: Synthesis of a tetrakis(1-pyrenylethynyl)-substituted rigid hinge-like molecule (1) is described. The intramolecular pi-stacking interaction of the pyrene units is studied by 1H NMR and fluorescence spectroscopy. Due to intramolecular pi-stacking interactions, chemical shifts of the pyrene protons in 1 are highly shielded in the NMR spectrum. Fluorescence from the static excimer state is observed due to pi-stacking interactions among the pyrene units in the ground state of 1. Based on the spectroscopic evidenc… Show more

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“…It is hence reasonable to assume that the shielding of the hydrogen atoms borne by the fluorene units, in 2 a , results from their face‐to‐face geometry and not from their different indenofluorenyl central core. Indeed, transannular π–π interactions are usually accompanied by high field shifts in 1 H NMR spectra9, 3235 and have been observed in different systems such as for example acridylnaphthalene,32 paracyclophane,35 polyfluorene,9, 34 thiophene derivatives15 and tetrapyrenyl compounds 36. The t Bu‐substituted derivatives 1 b and 2 b rigorously present the same behavior as that reported above for 1 a and 2 a (Table S2).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…It is hence reasonable to assume that the shielding of the hydrogen atoms borne by the fluorene units, in 2 a , results from their face‐to‐face geometry and not from their different indenofluorenyl central core. Indeed, transannular π–π interactions are usually accompanied by high field shifts in 1 H NMR spectra9, 3235 and have been observed in different systems such as for example acridylnaphthalene,32 paracyclophane,35 polyfluorene,9, 34 thiophene derivatives15 and tetrapyrenyl compounds 36. The t Bu‐substituted derivatives 1 b and 2 b rigorously present the same behavior as that reported above for 1 a and 2 a (Table S2).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Upon increasing the temperature of a solution of 3, the aromatic resonances shifted towards higher field, which-as has been discussed previously for other aromatic systems-is consistent with p-p interactions being disrupted as the temperature is increased. [14] A similar effect was observed when the 1 H NMR spectra were recorded at various concentrations: upon decreasing the concentration, a high field shift of the aromatic resonances was observed, consistent with the expected reduction in p-p interactions at lower concentrations. This shows that complex 3 displays p-p interactions in DMSO solution, which is generally a good indication of a complexs potential to interact via p-p stacking with DNA.…”
supporting
confidence: 69%
“…These upfield shits indicate that both pyrene units in compounds 1 and 2 would be closely located, because it is well-established that π-stacking interactions between aromatic rings result in shielding of the protons due to the anisotropy of the ring current effect. 28,29 Furthermore, all pyrene protons in compound 2 were remarkably shifted to a higher magnetic field than those in compound 1. These results and fluorescence spectra described above reasonably indicate that the pyrene units in compound 2 would be located more closely than that in compound 1. .…”
Section: Issn 1551-7012mentioning
confidence: 98%