2012Journal of Porphyrins and PhthalocyaninesRequires access

X-ray structure and properties of a cyclo[6]pyrrole[3]thiophene

Thanh‐Tuan Bui, A. Escande, Christian Philouze, Gianluca Cioci, Sudip Kumar Ghosh, Eric Saint‐Aman, Jong Min Lim, Jean‐Claude Moutet, Jonathan L. Sessler, Dongho Kim, Christophe Bucher

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A new member of the cyclo[n]pyrrole class of expanded porphyrins was prepared from the corresponding thiophene-containing terpyrrole precursor through use of a mild electrochemical oxidative procedure. The isolated macrocycle, featuring nine heterocyclic subunits directly connected through their α,α′-positions, is the largest cyclo[n]pyrrole derivative reported to date. The structure obtained via synchrotron radiation-based studies revealed a dimeric arrangement involving individual macrocyclic subunits.

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A new member of the cyclo[n]pyrrole class of expanded porphyrins was prepared from the corresponding thiophene-containing terpyrrole precursor through use of a mild electrochemical oxidative procedure. The isolated macrocycle, featuring nine heterocyclic subunits directly connected through their α,α′-positions, is the largest cyclo[n]pyrrole derivative reported to date. The structure obtained via synchrotron radiation-based studies revealed a dimeric arrangement involving individual macrocyclic subunits.

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A new member of the cyclo[n]pyrrole class of expanded porphyrins was prepared from the corresponding thiophene-containing terpyrrole precursor through use of a mild electrochemical oxidative procedure. The isolated macrocycle, featuring nine heterocyclic subunits directly connected through their α,α′-positions, is the largest cyclo[n]pyrrole derivative reported to date. The structure obtained via synchrotron radiation-based studies revealed a dimeric arrangement involving individual macrocyclic subunits.

Key concepts: Thiophene, Pyrrole, Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Derivative (finance), X-ray, Photochemistry, Synchrotron radiation

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