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The development of biradicaloid systems and functionalized materials for organic semiconductors: accurate molecular information from multireference quantum theory

Abstract

In this proposal, the properties of organic functionalized materials with outstanding optical properties to be used as chemical sensors, organic semiconductors, energy storage devices and in spintronic and nonlinear optics are investigated. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) constitute outstanding examples of systems, which are currently intensively investigated for that purpose. Among these, accedes are fascinating polyromantic compounds that combine impressive semiconductor properties with an open-shell character by varying their molecular size. To make these materials applicable, their properties have to be adapted to the specific requirements. However, the increasing chemical instability related to their biradicaloid structure poses a great challenge for synthetic chemistry and their properties are often difficult to determine experimentally. Theoretical calculations is a viable alternative to characterize these compounds, which ideally require high-Ievel multireference methods to achieve reliable and consistent results. In the present project, the calculations are primarily based on the program system Columbus (Http://www.univie.ac.atlcolumbus/) to compute the open shell character of the singlet ground states and singlet- triplet splittings. The calculations will focus on several compounds, which are under consideration experimentally: indenofluorenos and fluoreneofluorenes, zethrenes, Tschitschibabin's hydrocarbon and aminyl tetraradical systems. (AU)

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Scientific publications (12)
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PINHEIRO, JR., MAX; CARDOSO, DANIELY V. V.; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; LISCHKA, HANS. The characterization of electronic defect states of single and double carbon vacancies in graphene sheets using molecular density functional theory. Molecular Physics, v. 117, n. 9-12, SI, p. 1519-1531, . (12/11857-7, 17/50157-4, 17/07707-3)
MILANEZ, BRUNO D.; CHAGAS, V, JULIO C.; PINHEIRO JR, MAX; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; LISCHKA, HANS; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.. Effects on the aromaticity and on the biradicaloid nature of acenes by the inclusion of a cyclobutadiene linkage. THEORETICAL CHEMISTRY ACCOUNTS, v. 139, n. 7, . (19/25105-6, 17/50157-4)
LISCHKA, HANS; NACHTIGALLOVA, DANA; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; SZALAY, PETER G.; PLASSER, FELIX; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; BARBATTI, MARIO. Multireference Approaches for Excited States of Molecules. CHEMICAL REVIEWS, v. 118, n. 15, SI, p. 7293-7361, . (17/50157-4, 17/07707-3)
PINHEIRO, JR., MAX; DAS, ANITA; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; LISCHKA, HANS; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.. Interplay between Aromaticity and Radicaloid Character in Nitrogen-Doped Oligoacenes Revealed by High-Level Multireference Methods. Journal of Physical Chemistry A, v. 122, n. 49, p. 9464-9473, . (17/50157-4, 17/07707-3)
DAS, ANITA; PINHEIRO, JR., MAX; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; LISCHKA, HANS. Tuning the Biradicaloid Nature of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons: The Effect of Graphitic Nitrogen Doping in Zethrenes. ChemPhysChem, v. 19, n. 19, p. 2492-2499, . (17/50157-4, 17/07707-3)
PINHEIRO, JR., MAX; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; PLASSER, FELIX; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; LISCHKA, HANS. A systematic analysis of excitonic properties to seek optimal singlet fission: the BN-substitution patterns in tetracene. JOURNAL OF MATERIALS CHEMISTRY C, v. 8, n. 23, p. 7793-7804, . (19/25105-6, 17/50157-4)
SHI, BAIMEI; NACHTIGALLOVA, DANA; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; LISCHKA, HANS. Emission Energies and Stokes Shifts for Single Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Sheets in Comparison to the Effect of Excimer Formation. Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, v. 10, n. 18, p. 5592-5597, . (17/07707-3, 17/50157-4)
LISCHKA, HANS; NACHTIGALLOVA, DANA; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; SZALAY, PETER G.; PLASSER, FELIX; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; BARBATTI, MARIO. Multireference Approaches for Excited States of Molecules. CHEMICAL REVIEWS, v. 118, n. 15, p. 69-pg., . (17/50157-4, 17/07707-3)
PINHEIRO, MAX, JR.; CARDOSO, DANIELY V. V.; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; LISCHKA, HANS. The characterization of electronic defect states of single and double carbon vacancies in graphene sheets using molecular density functional theory. Molecular Physics, v. 117, n. 9-12, p. 13-pg., . (17/50157-4, 12/11857-7, 17/07707-3)
LISCHKA, HANS; SHEPARD, RON; MUELLER, THOMAS; SZALAY, PETER G.; PITZER, RUSSELL M.; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; ARAUJO DO NASCIMENTO, MAYZZA M.; BARBATTI, MARIO; BELCHER, LACHLAN T.; BLAUDEAU, JEAN-PHILIPPE; et al. The generality of the GUGA MRCI approach in COLUMBUS for treating complex quantum chemistry. Journal of Chemical Physics, v. 152, n. 13, . (19/07671-4, 17/50157-4)
SHI, BAIMEI; NACHTIGALLOVA, DANA; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; LISCHKA, HANS. Excited states and excitonic interactions in prototypic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon dimers as models for graphitic interactions in carbon dots. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, v. 21, n. 18, p. 9077-9088, . (17/50157-4, 17/07707-3)
SHI, BAIMEI; NACHTIGALLOVA, DANA; AQUINO, ADELIA J. A.; MACHADO, FRANCISCO B. C.; LISCHKA, HANS. High-level theoretical benchmark investigations of the UV-vis absorption spectra of paradigmatic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons as models for graphene quantum dots. Journal of Chemical Physics, v. 150, n. 12, . (17/50157-4, 17/07707-3)