Issue 18, 2008

Sensitized near-infrared emission from ytterbium(iii)via direct energy transfer from iridium(iii) in a heterometallic neutral complex

Abstract

A tetrametallic iridium–ytterbium complex has been synthesised that shows sensitized near-infrared emission (λmax = 976 nm) upon excitation of the iridium unit in the visible region (400 nm) due to efficient energy transfer from the iridium units to the Yb(III) ion. The iridium phosphorescence is quenched nearly quantitatively while the ytterbium ion emits brightly in the NIR.

Graphical abstract: Sensitized near-infrared emission from ytterbium(iii)via direct energy transfer from iridium(iii) in a heterometallic neutral complex

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
07 Jan 2008
Accepted
21 Feb 2008
First published
18 Mar 2008

Dalton Trans., 2008, 2385-2388

Sensitized near-infrared emission from ytterbium(III)via direct energy transfer from iridium(III) in a heterometallic neutral complex

M. Mehlstäubl, G. S. Kottas, S. Colella and L. De Cola, Dalton Trans., 2008, 2385 DOI: 10.1039/B800162F

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