Crystal structures and properties of a monoprotonated porphyrin†
Abstract
A stable monoprotonated
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Crystal structure of 3, descriptions of hydrogen bonding (1–3) and π–π interactions (1 and 2), displacements of atoms in the porphyrin cores, absorption spectra of 3 and 2, spectroscopic titration for 1–3 in DMSO, NMR spectral change for H
2 DPP in the titration with acids in DMSO, fluorescence spectra of 1 and 3 in PhCN, absorption spectral change of H2 DPP in the titration with 2,6-AN-(SO3 H)2 in PhCN, DPV traces of H2 DPP with addition of acids and the full list of authors of ref. 16 PDF (1559K) - Crystal structure data TXT (308K)
Article information
Submitted
21 May 2009
Accepted
18 Jun 2009
First published
13 Jul 2009
Chem. Commun., 2009, 4994-4996
Article type
Communication
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Crystal structures and properties of a monoprotonated porphyrin
T. Honda, T. Kojima and S. Fukuzumi,
Chem. Commun., 2009, 4994
DOI: 10.1039/B910077F
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