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ChemInform Abstract: Lanthanide Macrocyclic Complexes: From Molecules to Materials and from Materials to Devices.

2014

In the present review, we show how the chemistry of lanthanide macrocyclic complexes, which began almost 50 years ago in Russia, is still very active. Additionally to bisphthalocyanines complexes, triple-decker, but also quadruple- and quintuple-decker complexes have been synthesized via new chemical routes. The driving force for the development of this chemistry arises from the wide range of possible applications. Owing to their very high conductivity, compared to that of monophthalocyanines, LnPc2 and Ln2Pc3 complexes are used as molecular semiconductors in electronic devices. The radical nature of LnPc2 complexes makes them easily oxidized and reduced. This is the reason why they are par…

LanthanideSemiconductorHigh conductivityChemistrybusiness.industryInorganic chemistryOptical transducersMoleculeGeneral MedicinebusinessCombinatorial chemistryChemInform
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Lanthanide macrocyclic complexes: from molecules to materials and from materials to devices

2013

In the present review, we show how the chemistry of lanthanide macrocyclic complexes, which began almost 50 years ago in Russia, is still very active. Additionally to bisphthalocyanines complexes, triple-decker, but also quadruple- and quintuple-decker complexes have been synthesized via new chemical routes. The driving force for the development of this chemistry arises from the wide range of possible applications. Owing to their very high conductivity, compared to that of monophthalocyanines, LnPc2 and Ln2Pc3 complexes are used as molecular semiconductors in electronic devices. The radical nature of LnPc2 complexes makes them easily oxidized and reduced. This is the reason why they are pa…

LanthanideSemiconductorbusiness.industryHigh conductivityChemistryMoleculeOptical transducersGeneral ChemistrybusinessDouble deckerCombinatorial chemistryJournal of Porphyrins and Phthalocyanines
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