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Synthesis and Characterization of 2,8-Diazaperylene-1,3,7,9-tetraone, a New Anthracene Diimide Containing Six-Membered Imide Rings

Ali Reza Mohebbi, Cedric Munoz, Fred Wudl

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A successful synthesis of novel diimides, namely anthracene diimide containing six-membered imide rings, with potential application in organic electronics is reported. The single crystal of 5a exhibits a close interplanar spacing of 3.45 Å between molecules in a stack.

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A successful synthesis of novel diimides, namely anthracene diimide containing six-membered imide rings, with potential application in organic electronics is reported. The single crystal of 5a exhibits a close interplanar spacing of 3.45 Å between molecules in a stack.

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A successful synthesis of novel diimides, namely anthracene diimide containing six-membered imide rings, with potential application in organic electronics is reported. The single crystal of 5a exhibits a close interplanar spacing of 3.45 Å between molecules in a stack.

Key concepts: Diimide, Anthracene, Imide, Chemistry, Molecule, Stack (abstract data type), Characterization (materials science), Perylene

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