Anthracene is a tricyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, it absorbs long wave UV radiation and it was first isolated in 1833 from coal tar. Since its discovery anthracenes have been found to have a large amount of utility across several subfields of chemistry. [1] Anthracene and its derivatives are among the most useful. In view of their fluorescent properties they are of practical interest as sensors and markers in biological or supramolecular systems. Their unique spectroscopic properties, in particular, have been studied in-depth 2. as dyes for the study of lipid monolayers 3 , in organic light emitting diodes 4 , and in LCD displays 5,6. Analogs have also been used to study the binding effects of