Synthesis and two-photon properties of a multi-polar chromophore based on tetra-quinoxalinylethylene scaffold

A new multi-branched fluorophore derived from tetra-quinoxalinylethylene as the core with diphenylaminofluorene units incorporated at the peripheral positions has been synthesized via Pd-catalyzed Suzuki coupling and experimentally shown to possess strong solvent effect on its fluorescence emission and lifetime behaviors. The initial characterization also found that this dye molecule exhibits two-photon activities and effective optical power limiting properties in the near-IR region under the irradiation of nanosecond laser pulses.

A new multi-branched chromophore based on tetra-quinoxalinylethylene skeleton has been synthesized and experimentally shown to possess strong solvent effect on its fluorescence properties and wide-dispersed effective nonlinear absorption in the nanosecond time domain.