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. 2024 Feb 27;146(9):5793–5798. doi: 10.1021/jacs.3c13629

Table 1. Photophysical and Calculated Properties of (Aza)heptacenes.

compd λabs ona [nm] λabs maxb [nm] Eg measc/Eg cald [eV] E1/2red1e [V] EAf/ELUMOg [eV] IPh/EHOMOg [eV]
Hep 950 865 1.30/1.22 –1.15 –3.65/-3.43 –4.95/-4.65
DAH1 1074 957 1.15/1.17 –0.72 –4.08/-3.71 –5.23/-4.88
DAH2 1064 917 1.17/1.19 –0.77 –4.03/–3.70 –5.20/–4.89
TAH 1152 1011 1.08/1.12 –0.69 –4.11/–4.02 –5.19/–5.14
HAH 1045 961 1.19/1.19 –0.60 –4.20/–4.19 –5.39/–5.38
a

Onset of the lowest energy absorption maxima.

b

Most intense absorption of the p-band.

c

Optical gap calculated by λonset.

d

HOMO–LUMO gap calculated by DFT calculation.

e

First reduction potentials measured by cyclic voltammetry in DCM against Fc/Fc+ as the internal standard (−4.80 eV) using a Pt working electrode and Bu4NPF6 as electrolyte.

f

Electron affinities (EA) estimated from first reduction potentials; EA = −4.80 eV – Ered.43

g

FMO values calculated by DFT calculation44 (Gaussian16 B3LYP, def2TZVP; TMS groups were used instead of TIPS).

h

Ionization potential (IP) = EA – Eg meas.