Table 1 Photophysical properties of BF2–smaragdyrins in different solvents.

From: Aromatic-bridged and meso-meso-linked BF2-smaragdyrin dimers exhibit fast decays in polar solvents by symmetry-breaking charge transfer

 

Solvent

λSoret (nm)

λQ-max (nm)

λem(nm)

E (eV)a

Φfb

Stokes shift (cm−1)

kr(s−1)d

knr(s−1)d

6a

Toluene

467

728

748

1.68

0.032

367

1.31 × 108

3.97 × 109

THF

466

730

750

1.68

0.018

365

Chloroform

468

731

752

1.67

0.019

382

DCM

467

730

750

1.68

0.005

365

1.47 × 108

2.93 × 1010

BCN

470

729

747

 

0.003

331

1.58 × 108

5.25 × 1010

MeCN

463

727

746

1.68

<0.001

350

6b

Toluene

471

738

752

1.67

0.028

252

1.49 × 108

5.17 × 109

THF

470

742

758

1.65

0.025

284

Chloroform

471

742

757

1.66

0.015

267

DCM

468

739

757

1.66

0.005

322

1.85 × 108

3.69 × 1010

BCN

468

737

772

 

0.002

615

1.33 × 108

6.65 × 1010

MeCN

464

737

750

1.67

<0.001

235

6c

Toluene

466

726

740

1.69

0.079

261

3.50 × 108

4.08 × 109

THF

465

730

742

1.69

0.043

222

Chloroform

467

730

744

1.68

0.047

258

DCM

466

729

743

1.69

0.018

258

4.39 × 108

2.40 × 1010

BCN

465

729

753

 

0.010

437

2.70 × 108

2.68 × 1010

MeCN

462

726

737

1.70

0.013

206

6d

Toluene

464

721

738

1.70

0.054

319

2.30 × 108

4.03 × 109

THF

463

723

739

1.70

0.041

299

Chloroform

464

723

739

1.70

0.037

299

DCM

463

723

740

1.70

0.028

318

1.88 × 108

6.53 × 109

BCN

466

725

751

 

0.017

478

1.73 × 108

1.00 × 1010

MeCN

459

720

737

1.70

0.017

320

11

Toluene

454, 476

702

715

1.75

0.138

259

THF

452, 475

702

718

1.75

0.150

317

Chloroform

454, 476

704

717

1.75

0.109

258

DCM

453, 475

702

717

1.75

0.117

298

MeCN

448, 471

700

714

1.75

0.192

280

12

Toluene

480

762

816

1.57

<0.001

868

THF

478

766

c

c

Chloroform

479

770

c

c

DCM

478

768

819

<0.001

811

BCN

480

771

842

 

<0.001

1094

  1. aExcitation energy of S1-state determined by the midpoint of the absorption spectrum and the fluorescence spectrum.
  2. bFluorescence quantum yield.
  3. cFluorescence quantum yield is too low to be accurately determined.
  4. dThe rates of radiative and non-radiative decay.