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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
卷 129, 期 35, 页码 10837-10846出版社
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/ja072607m
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Hydrogen-bond interaction in donor-acceptor charge-transfer complexes of TTF-imiclazole demonstrated the electronic effects in terms of control of component ratio and redox activation. These unprecedented effects of hydrogen bonds renewed the criteria giving a high probability of being organic metals and produced a number of highly conductive complexes with various acceptors having a wide range of electron-accepting ability. In p-chloranil complex, both molecules were linked by hydrogen bonds and formed a D-A-D triad, regulating the donor-acceptor composition to be 2:1. Theoretical calculations have revealed that the polarizability of hydrogen bonds controls the redox ability of the donor and p-benzoquinone-type acceptors and afforded different ionicity in complexes from those expected by the difference of redox potentials between donor and acceptors. In the p-chloranil complex, this electronic and structural regulation by hydrogen bond realized the first metallic donor-acceptor charge-transfer complex based on hydrogen bond functionalized TTF. Hydrogen bonds controlled also molecular arrangements in charge-transfer complexes, giving diverse and highly ordered assembled structures, D-A-D triad in the p-chloranil complex, one-dimensional zigzag chain in 15 salt, alternating donor-acceptor chain in chloranilic acid complex, and D-A-D-A cyclic tetramer in nitranilic acid complex. Furthermore, TTF-imiclazole acted as electron donor as well as proton acceptor in anilic acid complexes and realized the simultaneous charge-and proton-transfer complexes. These investigations demonstrated the new and intriguing potentials of the hydrogen bond in the development of organic conductors and multifunctional molecular materials.
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