[Synthesis and fluorescence property of novel rare earth europium, terbium complexes with beta-diketone].

A novel beta-diketone 1-(4-aminophenyl)-4,4,4-trifluorobutane-1, 3-dione(p-NBFA) was synthesized by Classical claisen condensation reaction. With p-NBFA as the first ligand and 1,10-phenanthroline(phen) as the secondary ligand, two new rare earth Eu(III), Tb(III) ternary complexes were prepared. Elemental analysis demonstrated that the compositions of the complexes were Eu(p-NBFA)3 phen and Tb(p-NBFA)3 phen.

[Synthesis, characterization and luminescence properties of novel beta-diketone and Eu(III) ternary complex].

The novel beta-diketone 1-(4-bromophenyl)-3-phenylpropane-1, 3-dione (L) was synthesized at room temperature by classical Claisen condensation reaction. With the beta-diketone L as the first ligand and phen as the secondary ligand, and a new rare-earth Eu (III) ternary complex was prepared. The ligand L and ternary complex were characterized by elemental analysis, IR spectra, UV spectra and fluorescence spectra.

[Synthesis and photoluminescence of novel terbium(III) ternary complexes with carboxylic acid].

In the present paper, imidazo[5,6-f] phenanthroline(IP), 2-aniline carbonyl benzoic acid (HAB) and 2-diphenylamine carbonyl benzoic acid (HDPAB) were synthesized at room temperature. Under the same condition, with HAB and HDPAB as the first ligand and IP as the secondary ligand, two novel ternary organic terbium complexes were prepared in ethanol solution. Elemental analysis demonstrated that the chemical formula of the two ternary complexes were Tb(HAB)3IP and Tb(HDPAB)3IP.

[Effect of inorganic host MCM-41 doped with Yb3+ on the photoluminescence properties of guest Tb(aspirin) 3phen].

Assembly system with MCM-41 doped with Yb3+ as a host, and Tb(aspirin) 3phen, which had been heat treated, as an active optical guest, was synthesized at room temperature. The structure and physical properties of the composites were characterized by a combination of different techniques such as XRD, N2 adsorption-desorption and IR, while the photoluminescence properties of the composites were analyzed by PL. Excitation and emission spectra were examined to explore the PL properties of the prepared samples and the relationship between the optical guest and the inorganic host.

[Effect of host MCM-41 on the luminescence properties of Tb(aspirin)3phen].

Highly ordered mesoporous material MCM-41A(after calcination) and MCM-41B (before calcination) were synthesized in ethylenediamine (EDA) medium at room temperature, and the rare earth complexes Tb(aspirin)3phen which had been heat treated as an active optical guest was incorporated into the one-dimensional channels of MCM-41A(B). The photoluminescence properties of the organic/inorganic composites Tb(aspirin)3phen-MCM-41A(B) were investigated based on the analyses of excitation and emission spectra to provide information about the relationship between the organic host and the inorganic optical guest. The results from the characterization of PL show that the wide excitation band in the range of 240-375 nm of Tb(aspirin)3 phen is assigned to the carbonyl group n --> pi* transition absorption, benzene ring pi --> pi* transition absorption of aspirin, and phenanthrene absorption of phen.