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K Hansongnern

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PubMed2001

(Nitro-kappaN)[2-(phenyldiazenyl-kappaN2)-pyridine-kappaN](2,2':6',2''-terpyridine-kappa3N)ruthenium(II) tetrafluoroborate.

The Ru-N bond distances in the title complex, [Ru(NO(2))(C(11)H(9)N(3))(C(15)H(11)N(3))]BF(4) or [Ru(NO(2))(tpy)(azpy)]BF(4), [tpy is 2,2':6',2"-terpyridine and azpy is 2-(phenylazo)pyridine], are Ru-N(py) 2.063 (4), Ru-N(azo) 2.036 (4), Ru-N(nitro) 2.066 (3) A, and Ru-N(tpy) 2.082 (4), 1.982 (3) and 2.074 (4) A. The azo N atom is trans to the nitro group. The azo N=N bond length is 1.265 (5) A, which is the shortest found in such complexes to date. This indicates a multiple bond between Ru and the N atom of the nitro group, and pi-backbonding [dpi(Ru) --> pi*(azo)] is decreased.

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Electrogenerated chemiluminescence from violanthrone.

Violanthrone, an emitter of exceptionally bright chemiluminescence, was examined in dimethylformamide solution to determine whether it also emits particularly bright electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL). The ECL measurements were carried out using a cycled potential which was applied to platinum electrodes. At the maximum sweep rate of 80 V s-1 available, the intensity of the violanthrone ECL was still increasing with sweep rate and was c. 56% of that from rubrene, a bright, commonly used emitter of ECL. Furthermore, assuming that the emission arises from radical anion-cation recombination, the sweep rate dependence showed that the least stable radical ion (probably the cation) decays with a half-life shorter than 0.2 s.

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