Donor-π-Acceptor Polymer with Alternating Triarylborane and Triphenylamine Moieties.
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Abstract
A luminescent main chain donor-π-acceptor-type polymer (4) was prepared via organometallic polycondensation reaction followed by post modification. With both electron-rich amine and electron-deficient borane moieties embedded in the main chain, 4 exhibits an interesting ambipolar character: it can be reduced and oxidized electrochemically at moderate potentials and shows a strong solvatochromic effect in the emission spectra. Complexation studies show that 4 selectively binds to fluoride and cyanide; quantitative titration with cyanide reveals a two-step binding process.
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| Authors | Li, Haiyan;Jäkle, Frieder; |
| Journal | Macromolecular rapid communications |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.1002/marc.200900932
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