“…Particular features of porphyrin compounds, such as the high thermal and chemical stability of macrocycles, possibility of formation of stable complexes with different metals, possibility of variation of the oxidation state of the central metal atom, outstanding chromophoric properties of the π-conjugated macrocycle system, diverse supramolecular behavior, high biocompatibility etc., make this class of compounds attractive for solution to many applied problems. In particular, high biocompatibility of porphyrins allows considering tetraphenylporphyrins as promising drugs for photodynamic treatment of cancer [6,7] and as possible antioxidant agents [8][9][10][11][12][13]. Development of the methods of formation of polyfunctional porphyrin-based film materials [14] is important for development of catalysts [15], sensors [16], electromagnetic radiation converters [17], electronic devices [18], etc.…”