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Electroactive, Internal Anthraquinonoid Dendritic Cores(1)
1Center for Molecular Design and Recognition, Department of Chemistry, University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida 33620.
Abstract:
The modification of the extended 1 --> 3 anthraquinonoid monomer 1 by substitution of the central aliphatic moiety with a more rigid, aromatic moiety has allowed the syntheses of the new branched building block 6 possessing multiple, internal redox sites. This monomer was used to generate the first tier, dendritic macromolecules 8 and 9, which incorporate different internal redox centers within the infrastructure as well as the traditional peripheral multifunctionality. Using cyclic voltammetry experiments, the electrochemical response and electronic interactions between the two electroactive sites (the anthraquinonoid and nitroaromatic moieties) of these dendritic constructs were explored.
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