journal article·2011-07

New insight in boron chemistry: Application in two-photon absorption

F. Bolze, A. Hayek, X.H. Sun, P.L. Baldeck, C. Bourgogne, J.-F. Nicoud

Optical Materials· Volume 33· Issue 9
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Abstract Two groups of one-dimensional (1D) boron containing two-photon absorbing fluorophores have been prepared and characterized. One group includes boron atoms incorporated in the conjugated or pseudo conjugated central core and the other contain a boron cluster as an acceptor group at one end of the fluorophores. Two boron containing central cores (with two boron atoms) have been explored: the cyclodiborazane and the pyrazabole moieties. The chosen boron cluster, p-carborane, contains 10 boron atoms. All the prepared fluorophores present high two-photon absorption cross-sections. Some water-soluble as well as lipophylic dyes have been prepared and used in bio-imaging.
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OpenAlex topics: Nonlinear Optical Materials Studies · Luminescence and Fluorescent Materials · Boron Compounds in Chemistry

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