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Entwicklung organischer Materialien zur Energiespeicherung, für elektrooptische Anwendungen und als Template für neuartige Nanoröhren

Fachliche Zuordnung Organische Molekülchemie - Synthese, Charakterisierung
Förderung Förderung von 2013 bis 2020
Projektkennung Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Projektnummer 230408635
 
Erstellungsjahr 2020

Zusammenfassung der Projektergebnisse

In the field of organic battery materials, we developed a variety of redox-active polymers and assessed their suitability as electrode materials for batteries. This includes phenothiazine, thianthrene, cyclooctatetraene and azines as redox-active groups in side-group functionalized polymers or polymers containing the redox-active groups in the main chain. Outstanding results were obtained for phenothiazine-based polymers, which showed ultra-high cycling stabilities and rate capabilities up to 100C in lithium-organic battery cells. A record in cell potential of 4.1 V was demonstrated with a thianthrene-based polymer. Incorporating spiro-conjugated units into donor-acceptor-type materials provided dyes with tunable optical properties and charge-transfer transitions. A range of dyes with both donor−σ−acceptor design, in which donor and acceptor are connected through a spiro-center, as well as donor-acceptor structure with tetraaminospirenes as donors were synthesized. While the spiro-connected donor−σ−acceptor dyes were non-emissive, the latter showed high photoluminescence quantum yields in solution and tunable emission colors, which makes them attractive as fluorescent emitters. In the area of bent π-systems we reported the first examples of bent antiaromatics using dibenzo[a,e]pentalene (DBP). The DBP unit was bent by incorporation into cyclophane structures. Furthermore, we synthesized the first conjugated nanohoops containing antiaromatic units, namely DBP, as a [2]DBP[12]cycloparaphenylene derivatives. In preparation for these studies we developed versatile synthetic strategies to donor- or acceptor-functionalized DBP derivatives that allowed tuning of their HOMO and LUMO energies. Low-lying LUMO energies and close molecular packing in the solid state resulted in promising n-type conduction in field-effect transistors for thioether-DBPs. Using electron-rich trinuclear gold complexes as donors in supramolecular donor/acceptor interactions, we demonstrated record binding constants to electron-poor π-systems. Such interactions are relevant to the design of chemical sensors. Furthermore, we introduced calix[n]phenothiazines as novel macrocycles with interesting optoelectronic and host properties. Our research on organic battery materials has led to several public media appearances, among others the following: • 2019 YouTube-Video „Organische Batterien“ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=ZfDKb3yeM9A) • 2018/2019 arte „Xenius: Batterien, Akkus & Co: Neues vom Energiespeicher“ (30.04.2018 and 26.08.2019) • 2018 Gameshow SWR „Sag die Wahrheit“ (26.02.2018, https://www.swr.de/sag-diewahrheit/sendung-vom-26-der-laufententrainer-die-handschuhmacherin-und-mein-bestesstueck/-/id=233244/did=20974676/nid=233244/r9i78w/index.html) • 2017 SWR2 Impuls (Wissen): „Turbo-Akkus ohne Schwermetall“ (08.08.2017, https://www.swr.de/swr2/wissen/article-swr-18064.html)

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