Synthesis and optical properties of soluble low bandgap poly （pyrrole methine） with alkoxyl substituent

A soluble low bandgap poly （pyrrole methine） with alkoxyl substituent, poly {（3-hexanoyl）pyrrole-[2,5- diyl（p-tetradecyloxybenzylidene）]} （PHPDTBE）, was synthesized and characterized by 1H nuclear magnetic resonance （1H-NMR）, Fourier transform-infrared （FT-IR）, elemental analysis （EA） and gel permea...

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Published in中国光电子学前沿：英文版 no. 1; pp. 99 - 105
Main Author Baoming LI Enkai PENG Leilei YE Zhiyin WU
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 2016
Subjects
三阶非线性光学性质
光学带隙
光性能
取代基
合成
吡咯甲川
水溶性
烷氧基
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Summary:A soluble low bandgap poly （pyrrole methine） with alkoxyl substituent, poly {（3-hexanoyl）pyrrole-[2,5- diyl（p-tetradecyloxybenzylidene）]} （PHPDTBE）, was synthesized and characterized by 1H nuclear magnetic resonance （1H-NMR）, Fourier transform-infrared （FT-IR）, elemental analysis （EA） and gel permeation chromatography （GPC）. PHPDTBE was readily soluble in weak polar organic solvents. The absorption peaks of PHPDTBE solution and film were located at around 458 and 484 nm, respectively. The optical bandgaps of PHPDTBE film for indirect allowed and direct allowed transitions were measured to be 1.66 and 2.35 eV, respectively. PHPDTBE film had few defects in the energy band and the Urbach energy of PHPDTBE film was calculated to be about 0.19 eV. The resonant third-order nonlinear optical susceptibilities of PHPDTBE solution and film measured by degenerate four-wave mixing （DFWM） technique at 532nm were all in the order of 10 8 esu, which was about 1-3 orders of magnitude larger than that of the other ordinary n-conjugation polymers.
Bibliography:poly （pyrrole methine）, low bandgap, Urbachenergy, third-order nonlinear optical property
A soluble low bandgap poly （pyrrole methine） with alkoxyl substituent, poly {（3-hexanoyl）pyrrole-[2,5- diyl（p-tetradecyloxybenzylidene）]} （PHPDTBE）, was synthesized and characterized by 1H nuclear magnetic resonance （1H-NMR）, Fourier transform-infrared （FT-IR）, elemental analysis （EA） and gel permeation chromatography （GPC）. PHPDTBE was readily soluble in weak polar organic solvents. The absorption peaks of PHPDTBE solution and film were located at around 458 and 484 nm, respectively. The optical bandgaps of PHPDTBE film for indirect allowed and direct allowed transitions were measured to be 1.66 and 2.35 eV, respectively. PHPDTBE film had few defects in the energy band and the Urbach energy of PHPDTBE film was calculated to be about 0.19 eV. The resonant third-order nonlinear optical susceptibilities of PHPDTBE solution and film measured by degenerate four-wave mixing （DFWM） technique at 532nm were all in the order of 10 8 esu, which was about 1-3 orders of magnitude larger than that of the other ordinary n-conjugation polymers.
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ISSN:2095-2759