Discotic liquid crystals of transition metal complexes. Part 24 Synthesis and mesomorphism of porphyrin derivatives substituted with two or four bulky groups

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Kazuchika Ohta, Noboru Yamaguchi and Iwao Yamamoto


Abstract

We have synthesized nine novel porphyrin derivatives, 1-8 and 1-Cu, substituted with various steric hindrance groups and long flexible chains in order to investigate the relationship between the molecular type of porphyrin derivatives and the resulting mesophase. Type 4 disc-like (C12O)16-TTPH2 (1) and (C12O)16-TTPCu (1-Cu) derivatives exhibit Dh columnar mesophases, which are the first examples of meso-substituted porphyrin metal-free derivatives and copper complexes. Type 5 strip-like (CnO)8-BTPH2 [4 (n=12), 5 (n=16)] derivatives having eight long chains at the 5,15-positions exhibit Drd columnar mesophases. On the other hand, the type 5 (C12O)4-BTPH2 (6) derivative having four long chains exhibits discotic lamellar DL.rec1 and DL.rec2 mesophases which have a two-dimensional rectangular structure within the layer. The (C12O)4-BPPH2 (7) type 6 derivative also shows a DL lamellar mesophase. Bruce et al. reported that type 3 rod-like porphyrin derivatives show calamitic mesophases of SB, SE and SE′ phases. We revealed from these types of mesogenic porphyrin derivatives that such a successive change of the molecular structures causes their mesophases to change from discotic columnar to discotic lamellar, and further to calamitic.


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