A new synthesis of π-electron conjugated phosphonates and phosphonic bis(diethylamides) and their SHG activities

Abstract

A series of vinylic and arylic phosphonates and phosphonic bis(diethylamides) were prepared by copper promoted substitution of the corresponding bromides. These π-electron conjugated phosphonates and phosphonic bis(diethylamides) were investigated to elucidate their optical and second harmonic generation (SHG) properties; it was found that diphenyl 2-(4-dimethylaminophenyl)ethenylphosphonate exhibited strong SHG activity, the efficiency being 13 times greater than that of urea.

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