synthesis and characterisation of linear and towards cyclic diferrocenes with alkynyl spacers

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2018
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Abstract
Ferrocenediyl systems offer a motif that incorporates multiple functionality and redox-active centers, enabling these units to be used as molecular scaffolds in linear and cyclic compounds. Herein, we discuss a new modular methodology for the synthesis and incorporation of ferrocenediyl motifs within extended conjugated systems. We have synthesized a family of compounds featuring ferrocenediyl-ethynyl units with various para-substituted aromatic linkages. Extended linear, open-chain species have been isolated and understanding towards the analogous cyclic compounds gained. The new compounds have been probed using NMR, mass spectrometry, cyclic voltammetry and X-ray crystallography to gain further understanding of their structural and electronic properties.
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Authors ;Lucy E. Wilson;Xueying Jian;Andrew J. P. White;Nicholas J. Long
Journal lupus science & medicine
Year 2018
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10.3390/inorganics6030095
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