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Synthesis, crystal structure, and photodynamics of π-expanded porphyrin− fullerene dyads synthesized by Diels− Alder reaction

Yamada et al., 2010

Document ID
5387280145228434241
Author
Yamada H
Ohkubo K
Kuzuhara D
Takahashi T
Sandanayaka A
Okujima T
Ohara K
Ito O
Uno H
Ono N
Fukuzumi S
Publication year
Publication venue
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B

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Free base and zinc porphyrins are linked with fullerene (C60) through β, β′-pyrrolic positions rather than meso-positions by Diels− Alder reaction of monoanthraporphyrins (H2P-mA and ZnP-mA) and C60 to afford a π-expanded free base porphyrin− fullerene dyad …
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