Crystal structures and optical properties of cation radical salts of a tetrathiafulvalene trisannulated macrocycle

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Tomoyuki Akutagawa, Yukako Abe, Tatsuo Hasegawa, Takayoshi Nakamura, Tamotsu Inabe, Ken-ich Sugiura, Yoshiteru Sakata, Christian A. Christensen, Jesper Lau and Jan Becher


Abstract

Cation radical salts of the bis(methylthio)tetrathiafulvalene (DMT-TTF) trisannulated macrocycles, [tris(DMT-TTF)]I3 (1) and [tris(DMT-TTF)]IBr2 (2), were prepared and the crystal structures and polarized reflectance spectra of the salts 1 and 2 were investigated. An isostructural character is observed for the two salts. The C3 symmetry of tris(DMT-TTF) bearing three equivalent DMT-TTF units (A, B, and C) within a molecule is broken through the formation of cation radical salts. Two DMT-TTF units (B and C) of three equivalent units form an intramolecular dimer structure through the face-to-face π–π overlap, whereas the plane of the A unit is orthogonal to the dimer plane and isolated from the other units. The intramolecular dimers are further dimerized through the intermolecular B–B′ interaction, resulting in a DMT-TTF tetramer unit (C–B–B′–C′) within the crystal. The intramolecular bond lengths and polarized reflectance spectra indicate the localization of a unit charge on the B unit rather than A or C. The charge separated A0B+C0 electronic structure is confirmed.


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