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Page 1: Exciton Theory Of CD

Qualitative Analysis of Circular Dichroism Spectrum

Peking UniversityJian Deng

2007.05.31

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•Exciton Theory of Circular Dichroism

•Conformational Analysis

•Qualitative analysis of CD

•ORD

•Plans

Outline

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Energy Splitting

Why is energy splitting more easily observable in CD Spectrum ?

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X* Y*

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Excited State

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Exciton Coupling Theory

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Local Excitation Local excitationDelocalized ExcitaionExciton

Local Excitation Local excitationDelocalized ExcitaionExciton

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1

2

3

4

5

6

α

β

23 0V

α

β23 0V

Rα Rβ V23Rα

V23>0 + - +

V23<0 - + +

Rquirement: Magnetic transition moment is smaller(π-π*)

Strong absorption (ε>1000)

Polarization Direction of Chromophore

Geometry of Molecule

2 3 2 23 3 23 23 2 3[ 3( )( )][ ( )]e e e e e e e e e

SignCDE

α

β

23 0V

23 0V

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1Bb(220 nm)1Lb(310 nm)

1La(285 nm)

State Del ta E(eV) WaveL(nm) f1 4.3746 283.42 f=0.06052 4.4532 278.41 f=0.00003 5.4711 226.62 f=0.00004 5.5203 224.6 f=0.00005 5.7449 215.81 f=0.00006 5.7788 214.55 f=0.00007 5.8622 211.5 f=1.26068 6.0958 203.39 f=0.19979 6.1395 201.94 f=0.000010 6.1963 200.09 f=0.0000

Transi tion DipoleState x y z WaveL(nm)

1 -0.7515 0 0 283.427 0 2.9627 0 211.58 -1.1563 0 0 203.39

Polarization Direction of Chromophore

O

O

N

N

N

N

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Del taE(eV) WaveL(nm) f TD(AU) x y z4.6926 264.21 0.017 0.2386 -0.0574 -0.34.7055 263.49 0.066 0.0231 0.7573 -0.02284.8725 254.46 f=0.573 2.192 0.0009 0.032

N N 260 nm

200 250 300 350 400 450 500

0.0

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1.0

BPP

Ab

s

Wavelength/nm

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(R)-BEBPB

O

O

N

N

N

N

PF64 x

(R)-CBEBPB

O

O

N

N

N

N

PF64 x

O

O

N

N

N

N

O

O

N

N

N

N

(R)-BEBPB1r

(R)-BEBPB2r

O

O

N

N

N

N

O

O

N

N

N

N

(R)-CBEBPB1r

(R)-CBEBPB2r

Conformational Analysis

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1 Guess of initial conformation

R-BEBPM

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A simple optimazaition

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2 Rotation of Dihedral Angles

Name D7-8-21-22 D8-21-22-23 D21-22-23-27 D4-7-11-12124.fchk -105 145 177 -96

1 -110 -171 168 -961a -110 -171 45 -961b -110 -171 -45 -9610 -110 -85 168 -9610a -110 -85 -60 -9611 110 -171 168 -9611a 110 -171 -75 -96110 110 80 168 -96110a 110 80 75 -961100 110 0 168 -96111 -180 -171 168 -96111a -180 -171 80 -96111b -180 -171 -80 -961110 -180 -80 168 -961110a -180 -80 -80 -961111 -180 70 168 -961111a -180 70 60 -96

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3 Geometric Optimization of PM3

PM3              

NameD7-8-21-

22D8-21-22-23

D21-22-23-27

D4-7-11-12

25-26-28-33

30-31-40-45

Energy(au)

1 -110 -171 168 -98 100 47 1.5288

1a -110 -171 168 -98 100 47 1.5288

1b -100 -87 -158 -93 75 47 1.5257

10 -118 -95 -173 -97 83 47 1.5229

1100 -118 -95 -173 -97 83 47 1.5229

10a -77 -69 -77 -87 82 47 1.5225

11a 113 177 -64 -94 87 47 1.5369

110 -146 76 169 -101 106 47 1.5261

1111 -150 81 162 -102 101 47 1.5234

110a 131 94 68 -100 102 47 1.5296

111 -110 -171 169 -98 100 47 1.5288

111b -111 -172 169 -98 100 47 1.5288

1110 -129 -111 146 -97 111 47 1.528

1111a -152 76 121 -107 71 47 1.5258

1110a -98 -72 -130 -95 70 47 1.5263

111a              

11 -77 -69 -77 -87 82 0 1.5218

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3 Geometric Optimization of HF/3-21G

HF/3-21G                

NameD7-8-21-

22D8-21-22-23

D21-22-23-27

D4-7-11-12

25-26-28-33

30-31-40-45 Energy Dipole

124.fchk -105 145 177 -96 91 60

-2120.94

8 7.4666

                 

1a -105 145 177 -96 91 60

-2120.94

8 7.466

1b -105.51 144.91 176.74 -96.07 1.11 60.29

-2120.94

8 7.4622

10 -105 145 177 -96 91 60

-2120.94

8 7.4663

111 -105 145 177 -96 91 60

-2120.94

8 7.4652

110 -105 145 177 -96 91 60

-2120.94

8 7.3908

1110 -105 145 177 -96 91 60

-2120.94

8 7.4582

1111a -105 145 177 -96 91 60

-2120.94

8 7.4662

10a -58 -74 -74 -81 35 60

-2120.94

4 30.582

11a 124 -173 -68 -110 72 60-

2120.95 6.2576

110a 146 106 71 -105 138 60

-2120.94

5 8.858

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1111a 110

101b

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4 Geometric Optimization of B3LYP/6-31G*

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R-CBEBPB

29-30-33-34 43-44-47-48 8-7-11-16 21-23-24-27 22-25-26-41 Energy-33.48359 -34.21224 -96.16517 -49 63 -2376.2116

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Analysis of CD with Exciton Coupling Theory

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直角坐标x y z

1 5.32737 3.81657 3.56579

2 5.14853 3.79653 1.13187

3 0.72707 2.4359 0.00426

4 0.70782 0 0

单位向量A x y z

r2 2.44056 e2 0.07328 0.00821 0.99728

r23 4.76152 e23 -0.9286 -0.2858 -0.2368

r3 2.43598 e3 -0.0079 -1 -0.0017

e2e3 -0.0105333

e2e23 -0.3065631

e3e23 0.29349867

(e2×e3) 0.99723068 -0.0078 -0.0732

x y ze2e3-3(e2e23)(e3e23) 0.25939434

e23.(e2×e3) -0.9064558

μb/AU 2.9627 Wavenumber/cm-1

μa/AU 2.9627

rb/angstrom 1.56678242

ra/angstrom 1.56678242

σb/nm 229.0 43668.12227

σa/nm 229.0 43668.12227

CD谱上的/nm

1/2(σa+σb) 229.0 43668.12227

Sign of Cotton Effect -0.2351295

V23/cm-1 685.0397101

ΔE 685.0397101

Eα 232.6 42983.08256

Eβ 225.5 44353.16198

Rα -1321.4136

Rβ 1321.41356

V23R -905220.76

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Name λs λ0 λl R/10-40cgs CDλl

1 222 226 233 -1321.41 -4 257.7 260 262 -24.5 -5 220 240 260 76.16 +6 220 240 260 -8.97 -7 260 272 285 -6.93 -8 260 272 285 8 +

E1 222 226 233 649.0 -

E2 249 261 267 -24.3763447 -

E3 267 277 292 117.9 +

Conclusion: 222 and 233: mainly originated from dipole interaction between long polarization axis of naphthalenes 249 and 267: mainly originated from sum of dipole interaction between viologens, and, between viologens

and long polarization axis of naphthalenes. 267 and 292: mainly originated from sum of dipole interaction between viologens and short polarization

axis of naphthalenes. Asymmetric peaks at 222 nm and 233 nm,249 nm and 267 nm: mainly because of summing a positiva

Cotton Effect from 260 nm to 220 nm at the center of 240 nm originated from dipole interaction between

viologens, between viologens and long polarization axis of naphthalenes.

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R-CBEBPB

400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100

-150

-100

-50

0

ORD Caculated from Experimental Rotational Strength ORD Scaled Experimental Data

[a]

Wavelength / nm

R-BEBPB

400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

ORD Calculated from Experimental Rotational Strength ORD Scaled Experimental Data

[a]

Wavelength / nm

ORD Calculated from Experimental Rotational Strength

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Plans

1 Synthesis and Characterization of Chiral Polymers Containing Viologen

N N

2 Calculation of the polarization derection

3 Plan to write my paper