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Phosphorescence Resulting from Interaction between Two Non-equivalent Metals on a Helical π-Conjugated Surface.

Midori AkiyamaYuto TsuchiyaAyumi IshiiMiki HasegawaYuki KurashigeKyoko Nozaki
Published in: Chemistry, an Asian journal (2018)
A [7]helicene bis-ruthenium complex, with one ruthenium atom bound to the cyclopentadienyl (Cp) ring and the other coordinated to the arene ring at the edge of the helicene, was synthesized. This complex showed phosphorescence both in butyronitrile (Φ=31 %, 77 K) and in the solid state (Φ=18 %, 77 K). The two non-equivalent ruthenium metal atoms, attached to the helicene ligand, interact with each other upon photoabsorption and emission.
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