Charge‐Segregated Ion‐Pairing Assemblies Comprising Dipolar π‐Electronic Cations

Two pentamethine dyes with nearly identical structures but slightly different dipole moments were prepared as ion pairs. The ion pairs provided charge-segregated assemblies stabilized by dipole-dipole interactions between the positively charged π-electronic systems. The stacking structure of the bromo-substituted pentamethine cation was more stabilized by a larger dipole moment, as suggested by energy decomposition analysis. Depending on the packing arrangements, highly electric conductive properties were observed owing to charge-segregated structures, as also correlated with the theoretically estimated transfer integrals.

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Chemistry - A European Journal
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2025-02-07
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https://doi.org/10.1002/chem.202404781
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Conducting polymers and applications
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Abstract

Two pentamethine dyes with nearly identical structures but slightly different dipole moments were prepared as ion pairs. The ion pairs provided charge-segregated assemblies stabilized by dipole-dipole interactions between the positively charged π-electronic systems. The stacking structure of the bromo-substituted pentamethine cation was more stabilized by a larger dipole moment, as suggested by energy decomposition analysis. Depending on the packing arrangements, highly electric conductive properties were observed owing to charge-segregated structures, as also correlated with the theoretically estimated transfer integrals.

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