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Original Articles

Columnar Discotic Mesophases from Novel Non-symmetrically Substituted (Octylsulfanyl) Porphyrazines

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Pages 56-72 | Published online: 22 Sep 2010
 

Abstract

Synthesis and mesomorphism of novel non-symmmetric mono β-aryl (octylsulfanyl)porphyrazines and their Ni(II) complexes were reported. A recently disclosed asymmetrization procedure led to mono β-bromo substituted porphyrazines, which provided access to aryl substituted derivatives through Suzuki cross-coupling. UV-Vis spectroscopy showed a bathochromic shift for bromine and aryl substituted nickel complexes. Optical Microscopy and DSC showed that Br derivatives 3a–3b and H-heptakis Ni(II) complex 2b display two columnar mesophases (Colh and Colr) stable even at RT and a wide ΔT (100°C). Introduction of the aryl substituent on the macrocycle caused the appearance of only the Colh mesophase and lower ΔT.

Acknowledgments

Dedicated to late Professor Augusto Sirigu

This work has been supported by the Italian Ministero dell'Istruzione, dell'Università e della Ricerca PRIN 2005 200503527 grant.

Notes

a First line report transition temperatures measured on heating, second line report temperatures on cooling. K = solid, M = unidentified mesophase, Colr = columnar rectangular mesophase, Colh = columnar hexagonal mesophase, I = isotropic liquid.

b Data taken from ref. [Citation2].

c Data taken from ref. [Citation7].

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