2012
DOI: 10.1134/s0030400x12070119
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Phenyl substituted Mg porphyrazines: The effect of annulation of a chalcogen-containing heterocycle on the spectral-luminescent properties

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“…The dihedral angle between the phenyl ring plane and the macrocy cle plane (γ n ) is close to 45° (with a deviation of at most 3°). The changes in the bond lengths in the mac rocycle as a result of the addition of eight phenyl groups are similar to those observed for the MgTAP-MgPh 8 TAP pair [16]. The effect of the addition of phenyl groups on the bond lengths in the inner 16 membered ring is not strong.…”
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“…The dihedral angle between the phenyl ring plane and the macrocy cle plane (γ n ) is close to 45° (with a deviation of at most 3°). The changes in the bond lengths in the mac rocycle as a result of the addition of eight phenyl groups are similar to those observed for the MgTAP-MgPh 8 TAP pair [16]. The effect of the addition of phenyl groups on the bond lengths in the inner 16 membered ring is not strong.…”
Section: Quantum Chemical Calculationssupporting
confidence: 72%
“…This can be due to the change in molecular geometry in the transition to the first excited state S 1 ≡ Q x . This effect is not due to the rotation of phenyl groups, contrary to what was hypothesized in the same case for H 2 Ph 8 TAP [19] and MgPh 8 TAP [16], since it is also observed for molecules having no phenyl groups [4,20]. This effect takes place in various solvents; therefore, it is unlikely to arise from the solvation of pigment molecules.…”
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