2001
DOI: 10.1002/1521-3773(20011217)40:24<4680::aid-anie4680>3.0.co;2-x
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Single-Compound Libraries of Organic Materials: From the Combinatorial Synthesis of Conjugated Oligomers to Structure-Property Relationships

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“…For a successful screening and subsequent data analysis highly pure compounds are of the utmost importance. The analysis of the data sets encompassed the structure ± property relationships [4] which should make a rational design of novel organic materials with desirable properties possible.In this study we concentrate on fluorescent dyes of the coumarin type which are of interest not only because of their pharmacological activity [6] but also because of their applications as laser dyes, [7] fluorescent labels [8] (e.g. in biological applications), emission layers in organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), [9] and as optical brighteners.…”
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“…For a successful screening and subsequent data analysis highly pure compounds are of the utmost importance. The analysis of the data sets encompassed the structure ± property relationships [4] which should make a rational design of novel organic materials with desirable properties possible.In this study we concentrate on fluorescent dyes of the coumarin type which are of interest not only because of their pharmacological activity [6] but also because of their applications as laser dyes, [7] fluorescent labels [8] (e.g. in biological applications), emission layers in organic light-emitting diodes (OLED), [9] and as optical brighteners.…”
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“…Consequently, we asked whether the concepts of combinatorial chemistry are applicable to the development of novel organic materials? We report here and in the following correspondence [4] the efficient generation and screening of single-compound libraries containing fluorescent dyes [5] and p-conjugated oligomers; with these studies we show that the concepts of combinatorial chemistry can be successfully applied to organic materials using rapid parallel and mix-and-split synthesis in solution and also on solid supports. For a successful screening and subsequent data analysis highly pure compounds are of the utmost importance.…”
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“…In contrast, addition of electron donating groups at the 4-, 6-, or 7-positions or electron withdrawing groups at the 3-position can shift the fluorescence band to longer wavelengths. [11][12][13] Based on this principle, Zhou and Fahrni prepared the non-fluorescent 1, where a 7-alkynyl group was introduced to quench the fluorescence of the coumarin core. After CuAAC reaction with the azide 2, the fluorescence could be restored by the formation of the triazole compound 3 (Scheme 1a).…”
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“…Mesmo a moderna fronteira da síntese orgânica, a síntese combinatorial, já vem sendo aplicada para a construção de bancos de dados de compostos conjugados oligoméricos do tipo fenil-tiofenos. 73 …”
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