We have studied the halogen-bonding interactions of a pyridine-functionalized fluoroborate dye with perfluorohaloarenes (CF, CFCl, CFBr, and CFI) in the two-component-only liquid phase using fluorescence spectroscopy. Based on the results of spectroscopic measurements and electronic-structure calculations, we have confirmed the stability only for the complex between CFI and the emissive dye, and it has been demonstrated that halogen-bonding interactions are accompanied by significant Stokes shifts for the ππ* band. We also provide experimental evidence that for this complex, the emission is quenched due to a simultaneous decrease of radiative and increase of nonradiative decay rate constants upon halogen-bonding interactions.

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