Figures & data
Figure 1. Structures of unsaturated thiocrown ethers 1–9 with PCBM (10), p-EHO-PCBM (11), and p-EHO-PCBA (12) for the production of supramolecular complexes [X-UT-Y]@R (13–15).
![Figure 1. Structures of unsaturated thiocrown ethers 1–9 with PCBM (10), p-EHO-PCBM (11), and p-EHO-PCBA (12) for the production of supramolecular complexes [X-UT-Y]@R (13–15).](/cms/asset/814be4b3-31aa-4ae4-8a28-3d2eb153c7c4/tjid_a_593911_o_f0001g.gif)
Table 1. Reduction potentials red E n (n=1–3 in volt) of 10–12 a.
Table 2. Structural coefficients of unsaturated thiocrown ethers [X-UT-Y] 1–9 and the values of the free energies of electron transfer (Δ G et(n), n=1–3), in kcal mol−1, between unsaturated thiocrown ethers 1–9, with PCBM, p-EHO-PCBM, and p-EHO-PCBA in supramolecular complexes 13–15 Citation18.
Table 3. Second-order polynomials (Equations (4–12)) that indicate the relationship between index μ cs and the first to third free energies of electron transfer (Δ G et ) between unsaturated thiocrown ethers 1–9 with 10–12 in structures 13–15.
Figure 2. Plots of the relationship between the μ cs index vs. the first to third free energies of electron transfer (Δ G et(n) (n=1 (a), 2 (b), and 3 (c)), kcal mol−1) between 1–9 with supramolecular PCBM (10), for the production of [X-UT-Y]@PCBM in supramolecular complex 13*.
![Figure 2. Plots of the relationship between the μ cs index vs. the first to third free energies of electron transfer (Δ G et(n) (n=1 (a), 2 (b), and 3 (c)), kcal mol−1) between 1–9 with supramolecular PCBM (10), for the production of [X-UT-Y]@PCBM in supramolecular complex 13*.](/cms/asset/83991961-8db8-43e8-919c-b3831f5f1432/tjid_a_593911_o_f0002g.jpg)