2007
DOI: 10.1021/jp0755138
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Spiroconjugation-Enhanced Intramolecular Charge-Transfer State Formation in a Polyspirobifluorene Homopolymer

Abstract: In this work we demonstrate the complex excited-state behavior of polyspirobifluorene in the solid state, which, due to the interaction of the spiroconjugated side group, readily forms a charge-transfer (CT) excited state of lower energy than the singlet exciton. The polymer is compared to standard polyfluorene materials using pump-probe and field-assisted pump-probe spectroscopy. It has been found that the small energy barrier between the singlet exciton and the CT state allows for population of the emissive … Show more

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“…[27] Other similar red shift between spiro and nonspiro derivatives have been also reported in the literature and notably assigned to spiroconjugation. [49,65,66] Consequently, the larger red shift observed in the absorption spectra between (2,1-a)-IF and (2,1-a)-DSF-IF (16-17 nm), similar to that observed by Ohe and co-workers (19 nm), may be assigned to the specific face-to-face arrangement of the two spirofluorene units. Indeed, the electronic influence on the indenofluorene core of a cofacial fluorene p-dimer as found in (2,1-a)-DSF-IF, should be different than that of two non-directly interacting fluorene units as found in (1,2-…”
Section: Synthesissupporting
confidence: 79%
“…[27] Other similar red shift between spiro and nonspiro derivatives have been also reported in the literature and notably assigned to spiroconjugation. [49,65,66] Consequently, the larger red shift observed in the absorption spectra between (2,1-a)-IF and (2,1-a)-DSF-IF (16-17 nm), similar to that observed by Ohe and co-workers (19 nm), may be assigned to the specific face-to-face arrangement of the two spirofluorene units. Indeed, the electronic influence on the indenofluorene core of a cofacial fluorene p-dimer as found in (2,1-a)-DSF-IF, should be different than that of two non-directly interacting fluorene units as found in (1,2-…”
Section: Synthesissupporting
confidence: 79%
“…First, the E T of SBF has been reported at 2.87 eV being slightly lower than that of its building block fluorene (E T =2.92 eV). 81 The slight conjugation between the two fluorene units in SBF (called spiroconjugation) 91,[98][99][100][101][102] decreases the E T of SBF by ca 0.05 eV compare to fluorene. 81,91 All the PHC derivatives exclusively built on ortho linkages possess a similar E T , measured at 2.77 eV for 4-Ph-SBF and close to 2.80 eV for the oligo-SBFs, 4,4'-(SBF) 2 , 4,4'-(SBF) 3 , 4,4'-(SBF) 4 or 4,4'-(SBF) 5 .…”
Section: Dsf[21-c]ifmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, T h is the population of triplets on the host; it is assumed that in the time regime of the build-up of the polymer triplets, there is no decay of the polymer triplets. [22] 2. Results and Discussion…”
Section: Full Papermentioning
confidence: 99%