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Doubly σ- and π-aromatic planar pentacoordinate boron polyanions.

Chem Commun (Camb)

January 2025

Centro de Química Teórica & Computacional (CQT&C), Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Departamento de Ciencias Químicas, Universidad Andrés Bello, Avenida República 275, Santiago 837014, Chile.

Ten planar pentacoordinate boron (ppB) systems are reported, each featuring a pentagonal ring composed of tetrels, pnictogens, or their combination around boron. These structures exhibit double aromaticity (σ and π), consistent with Hückel's 4+2 rule, as confirmed by magnetically induced current density analysis.

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We have synthesized a novel series of nitrogen-doped pentagon-embedded coumarinacenes, namely carbazole-coumarins, a tandem 1,4-elimination Diels-Alder aromatization reaction. These planar, -substituted carbazole-coumarins exhibit excellent functionalizability, enhanced photostability and solvent polarity-tunable absorption and blue-to-red emission with notably high fluorescence quantum yields, attesting to their remarkable photophysical properties. These attributes highlight the carbazole-coumarins' potential as robust and efficient fluorescent materials for diverse applications in various fields, including as probes for studying biomolecular systems and dynamics.

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Two-Dimensional Pentagonal Materials with Parabolic Dispersion and High Carrier Mobility.

Materials (Basel)

November 2024

School of Physics, State Key Laboratory of Crystal Materials, Shandong University, Jinan 250100, China.

Article Synopsis
  • Researchers are exploring materials with high carrier mobility, like graphene, but its zero band gap limits its effectiveness in field-effect transistors (FETs).
  • They investigated a new material called the -MX monolayer, made of pentagonal lattices, which shows parabolic dispersion, enabling a direct band gap and high carrier mobility between 0.551-1.105 eV.
  • The -MX monolayer, especially with nitrogen, could be easily manufactured and offers unique mechanical properties and strong ultraviolet absorption, making it a promising candidate for advanced two-dimensional semiconductor applications.
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Systems with broken continuous symmetry in ideal lattices cannot be rectified through rearrangement or deformation. Topological metamaterials featuring nontrivial, artificially induced phase transitions have emerged as pivotal constituents for engineering these topological defects, which, until now, have mostly been experimentally realized in linear or planar configurations. Buckminster Fuller lent his name to the C ball-shaped carbon allotrope, which is not only the roundest molecule in existence but also embodies 3D topological defects.

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New synthetic routes have been developed to synthesize osmaborane clusters featuring B and B rings in the coordination spheres of osmium. Thermolysis of [Os(PPh)Cl], in the presence of excess of [BH·THF] led to the formation of [Os(PPh)H(η-BH)], along with [HOs(PPh)BH], . Cluster features a planar tetraborane ring coordinated to an osmium center in an η fashion.

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