Abstract:The development of synthetic strategies to engineer π-conjugated polymers is of paramount importance in modern chemistry and materials science. Here we introduce a synthetic protocol based on the search for specific vibrational modes through an appropriate tailoring of the π-conjugation of the precursors, in order to increase the attempt frequency of a chemical reaction. First, we design a 1D π-conjugated polymer on Au(111), which is based on bisanthene monomers linked by cumulene bridges that tune specific vi… Show more
“…[127] In 2020, de la Torre et al synthesized pentalene-bridged bisanthene on a gold surface and monitored the reaction by STM and AFM (Figure 19). [128] The on-surface polymerization led to a maximum length of twelve repeating units, with two isomers equally probable. Spatially resolved electronic measurements revealed that the polymer had a valence band at À 0.6 eV and a conduction band at 0.5 eV, resulting in a low band gap of ~1.1 eV.…”
Section: Pentalenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Polymer 132 was deposited on an Au(111) surface, and upon annealing, polymers containing fused dibenzopentalene units were formed (one isomer is shown). nc-AFM/STM images adapted from Ref [128],. Copyright (2020), with permission from Springer Nature Limited.…”
This Review surveys the experimental and synthetic history of three classic antiaromatic cores: cyclobutadiene, borole, and pentalene. The coverage extends from the bare molecular cores to fused or substituted variants that impart thermodynamic or kinetic stability to the antiaromatic systems. Recent studies to utilize the unusual properties of these antiaromatic cores in the context of advanced electronic materials are discussed.
“…[127] In 2020, de la Torre et al synthesized pentalene-bridged bisanthene on a gold surface and monitored the reaction by STM and AFM (Figure 19). [128] The on-surface polymerization led to a maximum length of twelve repeating units, with two isomers equally probable. Spatially resolved electronic measurements revealed that the polymer had a valence band at À 0.6 eV and a conduction band at 0.5 eV, resulting in a low band gap of ~1.1 eV.…”
Section: Pentalenementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Polymer 132 was deposited on an Au(111) surface, and upon annealing, polymers containing fused dibenzopentalene units were formed (one isomer is shown). nc-AFM/STM images adapted from Ref [128],. Copyright (2020), with permission from Springer Nature Limited.…”
This Review surveys the experimental and synthetic history of three classic antiaromatic cores: cyclobutadiene, borole, and pentalene. The coverage extends from the bare molecular cores to fused or substituted variants that impart thermodynamic or kinetic stability to the antiaromatic systems. Recent studies to utilize the unusual properties of these antiaromatic cores in the context of advanced electronic materials are discussed.
“…Upon further annealing at 650 K, the 117 wire underwent two-fold cyclization reaction between adjacent bisanthene moieties and obtained a long pentalenebridged conjugated ladder polymer. [103] In 2020, they further extended this chemistry to build one-dimensional cumulenelike polymers 118 based on [5,2]PA units. [104] Towards the synthesis of 118, on-surface reactions of 13,13'bis(dibromomethylene)-13H,13'H-6,6'-bipentacenylidene precursor (41) was performed on Au(111) under UHV conditions (Figure 27g).…”
Section: Pa-based Graphene Nanoribbons and Pa-bridged Cumulene Polymersmentioning
Nanographenes (NGs) with open-shell character have gained intense attention due to their potential applications in future organic nanoelectronics and spintronics. Among them, NGs bearing a pair of parallel zigzag edges, such as acenes and periacenes (PAs) bestow unique (opto)electronic and magnetic properties owing to their localized non-bonding π-state. However, their reactive zigzag edges impart intrinsic instability, leading to the challenging synthesis. The recent development of synthetic strategies provided access to several π-extended PAs, which were considered unrealistic for decades. Notably, their laterally π-extended structures of zigzag-edged graphene nanoribbons was realised via on-surface synthesis. However, synthesis of π-extended PAs in solution is still in its infancy, more intensive scientific efforts are needed to surpass the existing challenges regarding stability and solubility. This Review provides an overview of recent progress in the synthesis and characterization of PAs through a bottom-up synthetic strategy, including on-surface and solution-phase chemistry. In addition, views on existing challenges and the future prospects are also provided.
“…Tatsächlich wurde kürzlich gezeigt, dass solche mobilen Adatome, die bei hohen Temperaturen häufig auf Metalloberflächen vorhanden sind, wichtige Reaktionsschritte wie die tautomere Dehydrierung von Keto-Enol, [40] und die C-C-Kopplung fördern. [41][42][43] Daher haben wir QM/MM [44] -Berechnungen der freien Energie mit der WHAM-Methode [45] durchgeführt, um diese Hypothese zu untersuchen. Tatsächlich zeigen die QM/MM-Simulationen eine erhebliche Verringerung der Aktivierungsenergien um � 60 kcal mol À 1 .…”
Section: Die Dehydrierende Kupplungsreaktion Zweier Arenringeunclassified
Die regiospezifische C-H-Aktivierung ist ein vielversprechender Ansatz, um ausgedehnte Polymere mit maßgeschneiderten Strukturen zu erhalten. Bei einem neueren synthetischen Ansatz, der die regioselektive Homokupplung von heteroaromatischen Molekülen auf der Oberfläche ermöglicht hat, wurden jedoch nur kleine Oligomere erreicht. In diesem Artikel wird zum ersten Mal über die selektive C-H-Aktivierung für dehydrierende C-C-Kupplungen von Hexaazatriphenylen durch die Scholl-Reaktion berichtet. Durch die Kombination von Niedertemperatur-Rastertunnelmikroskopie (RTM) und Rasterkraftmikroskopie (RKM) konnten wir die Bildung von eindimensionalen Polymeren mit einer Doppelkettenstruktur nachweisen. Die Details des Wachstumsprozesses werden durch Dichtefunktionaltheorie (DFT)-Berechnungen beleuchtet, die auf eine kooperative katalytische Wirkung von Na-und Ag-Atomen bei der Steuerung der C-H-Selektivität für die Polymerisation hinweisen.
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