(49) Synthesis and characterization of new Pt(IV)-containing liquid crystalline materials
  
	
  
    	  		  		    		Abstract
    		
			    
				    Platinum complexes with bipyridine ligands containing aliphatic tails have been shown to generate unusual and potentially useful liquid crystalline materials, in some cases phosphorescence. These compounds have utilized...				    [ view full abstract ]
			    
		     
		    
			    
				    
Platinum complexes with bipyridine ligands containing aliphatic tails have been shown to generate unusual and potentially useful liquid crystalline materials, in some cases phosphorescence. These compounds have utilized square-planar Pt(II) as such we have begun to explore the related Pt(IV) complexes, containing an octahedral geometry at platinum, with a variety of ligands using a facile synthetic methodology and complete characterization. This exploration has begun to provide comparisons with the previously created compounds (e.g. the Pt(II) systems, with similar ligands. Future work would focus on the possibility of creating a mixed Pt(II/IV) system generating Pt-Cl-Pt chains acting as nanowires.   
			    
		     
		        
  
  Authors
  
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    Phillip Berger
     (The University of the South,)    
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    Anna Westmoreland
     (The University of the South,)    
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    Robert Bachman
     (The University of the South, Department of Chemistry)    
Topic Area
		
											Chemistry					
	
  
  Session
	
		PS » 		Poster Session		(14:30 - Friday, 27th April, Spencer Hall (Harris Commons))
  
  
	
  
			
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