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Single crystal preparation and x-ray structure analysis of non-peripherally alkyl-substituted phthalocyanine blends

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Abstract Single crystals of non-peripherally alkyl-substituted macrocycle molecules, such as octahexylphthalocyanine (C6PcH 2 ), octapentylphthalocyanine (C5PcH 2 ), octahexyltetrabenzotriazaporphyrin (C6TBTAPH 2 ), and their blends were prepared. The crystal structures… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Single crystals of non-peripherally alkyl-substituted macrocycle molecules, such as octahexylphthalocyanine (C6PcH 2 ), octapentylphthalocyanine (C5PcH 2 ), octahexyltetrabenzotriazaporphyrin (C6TBTAPH 2 ), and their blends were prepared. The crystal structures of C6PcH 2 and C5PcH 2 , which were determined by single-crystal X-ray structure analysis, were identified as monoclinic lattices, while that of C6TBTAPH 2 was identified as a triclinic lattice. Despite the similarity between the crystal structures of C6PcH 2 and C5PcH 2 , the single crystals grown from the blended solutions of C6PcH 2 and C5PcH 2 were based on a triclinic lattice. On the other hand, in the case of the single crystals composed of C6PcH 2 and C6TBTAPH 2 , another type of crystal structure did not appear. The crystal structures of these single crystals are discussed by taking the differences in the alkyl-substituent length and the core structure into consideration.

Keywords: non peripherally; alkyl substituted; peripherally alkyl; single crystal; single crystals; structure

Journal Title: Journal of Crystal Growth
Year Published: 2017

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