Ping-yao Gan’s research while affiliated with Changchun University of Science and Technology and other places

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Publications (11)


External Electric Field Driven Conformations Transition between Lithium Salt and Electride-like Molecule: Intriguing NLO Switches in Li@Corannulene
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August 2024

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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

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Wen-Bo Liu

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Zhong-Min Su

The external electric field has emerged as a powerful tool for building molecular switches with excellent properties. In this work, we investigate the impact of an external electric field on the transition between lithium salt and electride-like molecule conformations in Li@corannulene. Remarkably, the distance between the Li atom and the corannulene bottom displays a sharp increase under the influence of an external electric field strength of F-z = 110 × 10-4 a.u. As the external electric field strength increases, the Li atom brings about different directions of charge transfer (CT). The natural population analysis (NPA) charge and the molecular electrostatic potential (ESP) results show that the intermolecular CT occurs from the Li atom to the corannulene with the F-z ranging from 0 to 100 × 10-4 a.u. Interestingly, when the external electric field reaches F-z = 110 × 10-4 a.u., the CT is oriented from the corannulene to the Li atom. Moreover, electron localization function (ELF) basins are presented under an F-z of 110 × 10-4 a.u., which indicates that Li@corannulene exhibits electride-like (e-⋯[Li@corannulene]+) molecules and lithiation salt (Li+[corannulene]-) under an F-z of 0 to 100 × 10-4 a.u. Significantly, the differences in charge transfer also contribute to a significant improvement in hyperpolarizabilities (βtot) during the conformation transition from lithiation salt (Li+[corannulene]-) to electride-like (e-⋯[Li@corannulene]+) molecules. This study explores the potential of Li@corannulene as a promising second-order NLO material, and the external electric field provides an efficient strategy for designing and developing NLO switching devices.


Tuning optical properties of π-conjugated double nanohoops under external electric field stimuli-responsiveness

February 2024

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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

An intriguing double-nanoring structure was constructed via the integration of [8]CPP into [10]cyclacene. This work investigates the impact of EEFs in three specific directions. Under F x , [8]CPP-[10]cyclacene exhibits higher first hyperpolarizability than under F y and F z .







Figure 1. Two strategies for designing chiral molecules
Figure 2. Calculated dihedral angles (in degrees) and their differences for BP-PXZ, BPmC-PXZ, BPsC-PXZ, BPmCbt-PXZ in the ground and excited states (H atoms are not shown)
Figure 3, the HOMOs are mainly located on the PXZ moieties, while the LUMOs are dispersed on the middle BP core. The separation of the HOMOs and LUMOs are obvious. Notably, for BPsC-PXZ, the HOMOs are not only located on the PXZ part, but also extends to the part of the benzene ring where BP is adjacent to PXZ. Presumably due to the dihedral angles of the donor and acceptor units are smaller than the other three molecules. The extent of molecular charge transfer can be inferred from the difference in electron density of the HOMO and LUMO. The spatial overlap integral of wave functions between the HOMO and LUMO can illustrate degree of overlap. BPsC-PXZ has the largest overlap integral (Table S2). The CT component of BPsC-PXZ is slightly weaker than the other three molecules, and there are certain LE characters.
Figure 5. Energy levels of the first five singlet and triplet states and the SOC values (cm -1 ) between singlet and triplets state of BP-PXZ, BPmC-PXZ, BPsC-PXZ, BPmCbt-PXZ
A Strategy for Site-Selective Functionalization of Cyan Groups: Turning Conventional Tadf Molecules into Chiral Tadf Emitters
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January 2023

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... Previous research has shown that the encapsulation of the metals zinc (Zn) and indium (In) at the levels of porphyrin derivatives improves the corresponding electronic parameters and influences the molecular geometries as well, and this is compared to the metal-free porphyrin Extended author information available on the last page of the article derivatives, knowing that the metals mentioned above play the role of a conjugated bridge [9][10][11]. On the other hand, it is important to know that the binding of a porphyrin (Zn) with a metal-free crown leads to weak NLO responses, but in the case where the crown carries an alkali metal, it will generate strong responses, and this phenomenon shows that the porphyrin (Zn) behaves as a donor group and a conjugated bridge at the same time compared to the crown constituted by the alkali metal which behaves as an acceptor group [12]. Porphyrinbased molecules with transition metals in their cavities have been studied in several studies, and one of these experimental researches shows that metal-free porphyrins (P2H) are more profitable in NLO compared to porphyrins complexed by the two metals of copper (PCuII) and zinc (PZnII), knowing that the porphyrin nuclei are linked to two pyridyl fragments and two pentafluorophenyl fragments [13]. ...

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In-depth theoretical study on the impact of transition metals incorporation into the cavities of porphyrins considered conjugated bridges in NLO-active push-pull molecules: analysis by DFT, NBO, and TD-DFT
A Potential Nonlinear Optical Material for Crown-Porphyrin Complexes: Alkali Metal Doping and Transition Metal Introducing
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  • August 2023

Journal of Molecular Liquids