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Oligophenylene ethynylene

It has been reported that the electrical properties of single molecules incorporating redox groups (e.g. viologens [114, 119, 120, 123, 124], oligophenylene ethynylenes [122, 123], porphyrins [111, 126], oligo-anilines and thiophenes [116, 127], metal transition complexes [118,128-132], carotenes [133], ferrocenes [134,135],perylene tetracarboxylic bisimide [93, 136, 137] and redox-active proteins [138-143]), can be switched electrochemically. Such experiments, typically performed by STM on redox-active molecules tethered via Au-S bonds between a gold substrate and a tip under potential control, allow the possibility to examine directly the correlation between redox state and the conductance of individual molecules. [Pg.96]

T. Gu, D. Tsamouras, C. Melzer, V. Krasnikov, P. Gisselbrecht, M. Gross, G. Hadziioannou, J.-F. Nierengarten, Photovoltaic devices from fullerene oligophenylene ethynylene conjugates, Chem Phys Chem, vol. 3, pp. 124-127, 2002. [Pg.111]

A system analogous to the amphiphilic polythiophenes is based on oligophenylene ethynylene, which is turned into a facial amphiphilic polymer by the attachment of ammonium groups on one face and aliphatic tails on the... [Pg.2708]

This modular methology involves the repetition of directed protection/cyclo-addition/deprotection steps, and allows for the synthesis of monodisperse dendritic oligophenylenes of the first (46a, 22 benzene rings) and second (46b, 62 benzene rings) generation [60]. Within the synthetic sequence, the authors made use of the different reactivities of protected and deprotected ethynylene functions within the key cycloadditon step. [Pg.188]


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