| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10572592 | Inorganica Chimica Acta | 2011 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Cations of [Pt{4â²-(p-tolyl)trpy}Cl]SbF6 (trpy = 2,2â²:6â²,2â³-terpyridine) stack in columns. ⺠Each cation is near-planar with the tolyl ring canted 9.3° out of the trpy ligand plane. ⺠The cations form inversion pairs (dimers) stabilized by short Pt···Pt interactions (3.434(1) Ã
). ⺠Unique Ï(trpy)-Ï(tolyl) interactions contribute to a complex solid emission spectrum at 77 K. ⺠Band maxima were assigned to 3MLCT (554 nm), 3MMLCT (604 nm), and excimeric 3Ï-Ïâ (645 nm) states.
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Authors
John S. Field, Colin R. Wilson, Orde Q. Munro,
![First Page Preview: Non-covalent interactions between cations in the crystal structure of [Pt{4â²-(p-tolyl)trpy}Cl]SbF6, where trpy is 2,2â²:6â²,2â³-terpyridine, underpin the salt's complex solid-state luminescence spectrum Non-covalent interactions between cations in the crystal structure of [Pt{4â²-(p-tolyl)trpy}Cl]SbF6, where trpy is 2,2â²:6â²,2â³-terpyridine, underpin the salt's complex solid-state luminescence spectrum](/preview/png/10572592.png)