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Ir (III) cyclometalated complexes containing phenylphenanthridine ligands with different substitutions: effects on the electrochemiluminescence properties

Longhi et al., 2020

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569649265897923068
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Longhi E
Fernandez-Hernandez J
Iordache A
Fröhlich R
Josel H
De Cola L
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Inorganic Chemistry

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A family of neutral bis-cyclometalated Ir (III) complexes based on phenanthridine (phent) derivates as cyclometalating ligands and picolinate as an ancillary ligand are described. The influence of extended conjugation, rigidity, and hydrophobicity as well as the electronic …
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