机构地区:[1]School of Petrochemical Engineering, Shenyang University of Technology, Liaoyang 111003, P. R. China [2]State Key Laboratory of Supramoleeular Structure and Materials, Jilin University, Changchun 130012, P. R. China [3]Shenzhen Research Institute, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, Shenzhen 518057, P. R. China
出 处:《Chemical Research in Chinese Universities》2017年第4期574-580,共7页高等学校化学研究(英文版)
基 金:Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51673118), the Natural Science Fund of Guangdong Province, China(No.2014A030313659) and the Science and Technology Plan of Shenzhen City, China(No.JCYC20160428150- 429072).
摘 要:As a building block with high photo- and thermo-stability, phenanthrene plays an important role in the preparation of blue(or deep-blue) and full color fluorescence materials. However, some critical issues must be addressed before its full potential can be realised, such as its tedious and low-yield modification processes and the red-shift effect in its aggregated state. In this work, the inexpensive raw material 9,10-phenanthrenequinone(PQ) was chosen as the preparatory functional phenanthrene block. After modifying PQ via halo-substituted, nucleophilic and rearrangement reactions with high yields, the corresponding monomers featured high reactivity and solubility. Com- pared with classical synthetic approaches for similar phenanthrene-based derivatives, the low efficiency ring-closed reaction and hazardous lithium-injection operation can be omitted using this approach. This new building block demonstrates a clear steric effect following the introduction of peripheral phenyl and alkoxy groups; moreover~ stacking in the aggregated state is avoided, which benefits controlling the bandgap and maintaining blue emission as either an emitter or a donor. By changing the central building block in three oligomers, emission of the three primary colors was achieved in solution and film via the conjugated increment and charge-transform effect. This work provides a method of modifying phenanthrene by a simple and efficient synthesis route with inhibition of solid-state aggregation and offers an effective strategy to further develop functional phenanthrene-based building blocks.As a building block with high photo- and thermo-stability, phenanthrene plays an important role in the preparation of blue(or deep-blue) and full color fluorescence materials. However, some critical issues must be addressed before its full potential can be realised, such as its tedious and low-yield modification processes and the red-shift effect in its aggregated state. In this work, the inexpensive raw material 9,10-phenanthrenequinone(PQ) was chosen as the preparatory functional phenanthrene block. After modifying PQ via halo-substituted, nucleophilic and rearrangement reactions with high yields, the corresponding monomers featured high reactivity and solubility. Com- pared with classical synthetic approaches for similar phenanthrene-based derivatives, the low efficiency ring-closed reaction and hazardous lithium-injection operation can be omitted using this approach. This new building block demonstrates a clear steric effect following the introduction of peripheral phenyl and alkoxy groups; moreover~ stacking in the aggregated state is avoided, which benefits controlling the bandgap and maintaining blue emission as either an emitter or a donor. By changing the central building block in three oligomers, emission of the three primary colors was achieved in solution and film via the conjugated increment and charge-transform effect. This work provides a method of modifying phenanthrene by a simple and efficient synthesis route with inhibition of solid-state aggregation and offers an effective strategy to further develop functional phenanthrene-based building blocks.
关 键 词:PHENANTHRENE FUNCTIONALIZATION AGGREGATION FLUORESCENCE Three primary colors emission
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