Thermodynamics of sublimation and the effect of aggregation on the electronic absorption spectra of etioporphyrins Cu-etiop-III and VO-etiop-III

In this paper, a comparative experimental and theoretical study of two etioporphyrin complexes (Cu-EtioP-III and VO-EtioP-III) with transition metals is carried out. The sublimation enthalpies of Cu-EtioP-III and VO-EtioP-III were determined to be 145(3) kJ/mol and 195(5) kJ/mol, respectively using the Knudsen effusion method with mass spectrometric control of the vapor composition. The electronic absorption spectra of vacuum-sublimated Cu-EtioP-III layers were simulated using TD-DFT calculations for mono-, di-, tetra- and hexameric forms with the geometric structure corresponding to the crystal unit cell. Comparison of the results with similar data for VO-EtioP-III allows us to draw conclusions about the ability of the simplest natural porphyrinoids to form intermolecular bonds during aggregation (in thin layers, crystals).

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Химическая физика / Advances in Chemical Physics
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.7868/s3034612625050092
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Porphyrin and Phthalocyanine Chemistry
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Thermodynamics of sublimation and the effect of aggregation on the electronic absorption spectra of etioporphyrins Cu-etiop-III and VO-etiop-III

Alexey V. Eroshin
Химическая физика / Advances in Chemical Physics
Porphyrin and Phthalocyanine Chemistry
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Thermodynamics of sublimation and the effect of aggregation on the electronic absorption spectra of etioporphyrins Cu-etiop-III and VO-etiop-III

Alexey V. Eroshin
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In this paper, a comparative experimental and theoretical study of two etioporphyrin complexes (Cu-EtioP-III and VO-EtioP-III) with transition metals is carried out. The sublimation enthalpies of Cu-EtioP-III and VO-EtioP-III were determined to be 145(3) kJ/mol and 195(5) kJ/mol, respectively using the Knudsen effusion method with mass spectrometric control of the vapor composition. The electronic absorption spectra of vacuum-sublimated Cu-EtioP-III layers were simulated using TD-DFT calculations for mono-, di-, tetra- and hexameric forms with the geometric structure corresponding to the crystal unit cell. Comparison of the results with similar data for VO-EtioP-III allows us to draw conclusions about the ability of the simplest natural porphyrinoids to form intermolecular bonds during aggregation (in thin layers, crystals).

Химическая физика / Advances in Chemical PhysicsVol. 44(5)
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Porphyrin and Phthalocyanine Chemistry
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