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. 2021 Nov 5;27(66):16320–16324. doi: 10.1002/chem.202103193

Table 2.

Experimental and calculated (gas‐phase) electrochemical properties of monomers 3ac, dimers 3a2 c2 and trimers 3a3 c3   in solution (CH2Cl2).

Compd

E (0/−) [V][a]

Ionization potential [ev] [b]

HOMO [eV][c]

Electron affinity [eV][d]

LUMO [eV][c]

3a

−1.81

−5.92

−5.55

−3.29

−2.76

3a2

–[e]

–[e]

−5.41

−[e]

−2.99

3a3

−1.80

−5.78

−5.37

−3.30

−2.98

3b

−1.31

−6.07

−3.79

−3.23

3b2

−6.03

−3.52

3b3

−1.38

−6.00

−3.72

−3.50

3c

−1.11

−5.63

−3.99

−3.46

3c2

−1.02

−5.93

−5.60

−4.08

−3.72

3c3

−1.05

−5.87

−5.58

−4.05

−3.70

[a] First reduction potentials from cyclic voltammetry (CV) in CH2Cl2 at room temperature with Bu4NPF6 as the electrolyte against Fc/Fc+ as an internal standard (−5.10 eV) [14] at 0.2 or 0.5 V/s. [b] Ionization potential=electron affinity−λ onset,abs. [c] Obtained from DFT calculations (Gaussian16,15B3LYP/def2‐TZVP). [d] Electron affinity=−e×(5.1 V+E (0/−)). [e] Measurement not possible due to insufficient solubility.