Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4385972121> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W4385972121 endingPage "7155" @default.
- W4385972121 startingPage "7148" @default.
- W4385972121 abstract "In understanding the mechanism of aggregation-induced emission (AIE), the multilevel ONIOM framework has been demonstrated as one of the efficient tools that can capture the essential mechanistic information by choosing a single fluorophore as the quantum mechanics (QM) model and putting all surrounding molecules in the low-level region. Recently, the ionic styryl-pyridine salt (namely, SPH) has been reported as a new class of AIEgen with a high fluorescence yield. In the SPH crystal, a pair of ionic SPH molecules are closely stacked with each other in an antiparallel, head-to-tail pattern, thus the choice of QM models (an individual or dimeric structure) becomes critical in the ONIOM study. Herein we report the AIE mechanism of the ionic SPH at the QM ((TD)-CAM-B3LYP) and ONIOM(QM:MM) levels. As usual, the fluorescence quenching of SPH in tetrahydrofuran (THF) solution is attributed to a nonradiative relaxation via the central C═C bond rotation, with a rather low barrier of 2.7 kcal/mol. In crystals, either with a monomer or dimer model, the fluorescence quenching channel is found to be restricted due to the obvious C═C rotation barriers. Compared with the monomer model, the dimer model, by treating the orbital interaction of the two SPH molecules at the QM level, provides significantly increased barriers and a red-shifted emission wavelength that better matches the experimental value. In addition, the calculated exciton coupling in the fluorescence emission state can be discovered only by a dimer model. The findings here emphasize not only the importance of choosing a proper model in the ONIOM study of AIE but also expanding our understanding of novel AIE systems." @default.
- W4385972121 created "2023-08-19" @default.
- W4385972121 creator A5019456842 @default.
- W4385972121 creator A5064493065 @default.
- W4385972121 creator A5076552070 @default.
- W4385972121 creator A5086492989 @default.
- W4385972121 date "2023-08-18" @default.
- W4385972121 modified "2023-10-15" @default.
- W4385972121 title "Theoretical Insights into Aggregation-Induced Emission with the Ionic π Fluorophore: The Importance of Choosing the Dimer QM Model in the ONIOM Study" @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1521034837 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1968344479 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1974383200 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1977301423 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1982368957 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1984990803 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1991257041 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1994724903 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W1997151511 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2009057700 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2022185213 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2023071471 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2029867653 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2030971064 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2032185182 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2033990154 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2034078366 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2058574018 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2064325362 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2064660445 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2066053481 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2069924395 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2079604487 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2085886784 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2092157292 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2100113961 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2140849622 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2156834779 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2169090904 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2170006871 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2171231689 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2177603935 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2335381573 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2469715385 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2507575848 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2561424651 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2765460389 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2765511205 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2787320098 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2795815021 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2802644328 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2899584969 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2905589254 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2910016040 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2953976955 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2969640144 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W2979133768 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W3006011131 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W3010013065 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W3010637933 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W3109482341 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W3167024177 @default.
- W4385972121 cites W4307240548 @default.
- W4385972121 doi "https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpca.3c02952" @default.
- W4385972121 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37595363" @default.
- W4385972121 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
- W4385972121 type Work @default.
- W4385972121 citedByCount "0" @default.
- W4385972121 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W4385972121 hasAuthorship W4385972121A5019456842 @default.
- W4385972121 hasAuthorship W4385972121A5064493065 @default.
- W4385972121 hasAuthorship W4385972121A5076552070 @default.
- W4385972121 hasAuthorship W4385972121A5086492989 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C121745418 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C147597530 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C159467904 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C166940927 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C171001562 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C178790620 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C20803032 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C2776165824 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C2778617687 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C2779546866 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C32909587 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C521977710 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C59593255 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C62520636 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C75473681 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConcept C91881484 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConceptScore W4385972121C121332964 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConceptScore W4385972121C121745418 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConceptScore W4385972121C147597530 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConceptScore W4385972121C159467904 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConceptScore W4385972121C166940927 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConceptScore W4385972121C171001562 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConceptScore W4385972121C178790620 @default.
- W4385972121 hasConceptScore W4385972121C185592680 @default.