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The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

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Page 1: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded

Compounds

Christopher B. Durr

Page 2: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

Metal Based Polymers

Intermediate Energy MLCT 350-500 nm

Low Energy MLCT 500-1200 nm

High Energy -* 250-350 nm

Solar Spectrum

Page 3: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

Ground State

hn

*

Exci

tatio

n

S1

Sn

Intersystem Crossing

Trip

let E

miss

ion

Sing

let E

mis

sion T1

Probe hn

Page 4: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

Chromium Carbonyl Model Complex: Synthesis

Electronic Absorption Spectra

Wavelength / nm

300 400 500 600 700 800

No

rma

lize

d In

ten

sit

y /

A.U

.

0.0

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1.0 Mo2(TiPB)2[O2C-(C6H5)Cr(CO)3]2

W2(TiPB)2[O2C-(C6H5)Cr(CO)3]2

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L *

Mo2*

Mo2-5.03 eV

-1.84 eV

-5.35 eV

-2.21 eV

Cr d–CO *

L *, Mo2

Mo2(O2C Ph)2 Mo2[O2CBnCr(CO)3]2

3.19

eV

3.14

eV

Mo2 , Cr dx2-y2

LUMO+1

LUMO

HOMO

Page 6: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

fs-Transient Absorption Spectroscopy Mo2[O2CBnCr(CO)3]2 , ex = 515 nm in DCM

3.5 ps

-1 ps

0.4 ps

1.8 ps

0.9 ps

9.5 ps

500 ps

2000 ps

1000 ps

25 ps

100 ps

fs-TA Spectroscopy shows a transient at ~575 nm that decays with a lifetime of ~17 ps which indicates a 1MLCT singlet state.

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35 min

0 min

45 min

10 min

150 min

5 min

105 min

90 min

170 min

20 min

Light

Dark

210 min20 hours

5.50 ps

-6.8 ps

264 ps

0.53 ps

2.53 ps

2830 ps

1.35 ps

11.7 ps

948 ps

29.4 ps73.6 ps

fs Time-Resolved Infrared SpectroscopyMo2[O2CBnCr(CO)3]2, ex = 515 nm

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ns-Transient Absorption

= 24 s

• ns-Transient Absorption showed a bleach at ~500 nm which indicates a long lived excited state that lasts for 24.3 1.9 s

• Near IR emission indicates a * Triplet State due to its location ~1100 nm and its vibronic features which correlate to the MM stretch.

Page 9: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

Mo2[PTA-ReCl(CO)3]2(TiPB)2: Model Complex

Page 10: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

L *

Mo2*

Mo2

-3.5

-3

-2.5

-2

-5.09 eV

-2.33 eV

-5.86 eV

L

-3.58 eV

Re d-CO *, Mo2-5.97 eV

Re d-CO *

Re d-CO *

L *, Mo2

-2.76 eV

Mo2PTA Mo2[PTAReCl(CO)3]2

2.76

eV

2.28

eV

LUMO+1

LUMO

HOMO

Page 11: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

fs-Transient Absorption SpectroscopyMo2[PTAReCl(CO)3]2 , ex = 675 nm in THF

τ = 16.8 ± 0.8 ps

40 ps

-1 ps

1500 ps

0.3 ps

2.5 ps0.6 ps

17.5 ps7.5 ps

150 ps500 ps

fs-TA Spectroscopy shows a transient at ~475 nm that decays with a lifetime of ~17 ps which indicates a 1MLCT singlet state.

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fs Time-Resolved Infrared SpectroscopyMo2[PTAReCl(CO)3]2, ex = 675 nm

29.1 ps

-6 ps

1140 ps

0.39 ps

2.24 ps0.80 ps

11.4 ps5.21 ps

73.3 ps

2830 ps

264 ps

gs IR

τ = 16.4 ± 0.2 ps

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ns-Transient Absorption = 21 s

• Near-IR Emission confirms a * triplet state due to vibrational transitions corresponding to MM bond stretch.

• The transient absorption shows both a bleach and a transient that lasts for ~21 s.

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Conclusions

• DFT calculations show that molecular orbitals can be tuned based on the metals used and their interactions with the ligands.

• Singlet states are 1MLCT based lasting less than 20 ps, and can be studied in greater depth using TR-IR. (Friday, Infrared/Raman Symposium: 11:25 AM)

• Triplet states are relatively long lived (~25 s), and are * in the case of Mo2 dinuclear centers.

• Further studies with different metals and bonding interactions could shed light on the photophysics of both the MM multiple bond and previously studied inorganic systems.

Page 15: The Synthesis, Characterization and Photophysics of a New Class of Inorganic Ligands for Metal-Metal Multiply Bonded Compounds Christopher B. Durr

Acknowledgements

Dr. Malcolm ChisholmDr. Claudia Turro

Dr. Terry GustafsonDr. Vesal Naseri

Samantha Brown-XuThomas Spilker