Blue Phosphorescent trans-N-Heterocyclic Carbene Platinum Acetylides. Dependence on Energy Gap and Conformation.

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Abstract
A series of eleven complexes of the type trans-(NHC)2Pt(CC-Ar)2 (where NHC = N-heterocyclic carbene) have been synthesized and their photophysics characterized. The complexes display moderately efficient deep blue to green phosphorescence from a triplet excited state that is localized mainly in the arylacetylide ligand (CC-Ar). The emission energy varies with the substituent on CC-Ar, with the highest energy emission for Ar = 4-pyridyl. The emission quantum efficiency and lifetime for the series decreases with increasing emission energy (Eem), and the effect is identified as arising from an increase in the non-radiative decay rate (knr) with Eem. Temperature dependent emission lifetime studies for three complexes give activation energies for the non-radiative decay process ~1000 cm-1, and the thermally activated decay process is attributed to crossing to a non-emissive metal centered (d-d) excited state. At low temperature, two different emission progressions are observed. Density functional theory (DFT) calculations suggest that the triplet energy varies with the torsion of the arylacetylide rings relative to the plane defined by the PtC4 unit (where C = the carbon atoms bonded to Pt). The multiple emission is ascribed to emission from complexes differing with respect to the arylacetylide ring torsion. Ultrafast transient absorption spectroscopy reveals a fast relaxation (~5 ps) that may also be due to arylacetylide ring torsional relaxation in the triplet excited state.
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Authors Bullock, James D;Valandro, Silvano R;Sulicz, Amanda N;Zeman, Charles J;Abboud, Khalil A;Schanze, Kirk S;
Journal the journal of physical chemistry a
Year 2019
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10.1021/acs.jpca.9b07079
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