Infrared Spectroscopy of Semiconductor Structures Based on Alkyl-Substituted Lanthanide (III) Clam-Shell Mono-, Di-, and Di-Trisphthalocyanine Complexes
Optical properties of semiconductor structures based on clam-shell phthalocyanine complexes have been studied by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometry. Transmission spectra of metal-free monophthalocyanine, bis-phthalocyanine of Eu and Eu di-tris-phthalocyanine organic semiconductors
were have been obtained and analyzed. Comparison of spectral data from different clam-shell complexes revealed that magnetic f–f interaction of Eu atoms increase the energy of vibronic states which is clearly indicated by the spectral shift of absorption lines position.
A new set of absorption lines in the 2360 รท 2341 cm−1 range was observed. It was suggested that these lines correspond to vibrations of orto-bis(oximetil)phenol group. It was found that vibronic modes of the phtalocyanine-ring reveal several absorption lines with spectral
coordinates 526 cm−1, 502 cm−1, 484 cm−1, 467 cm−1 in the far infrared region.
Keywords: INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY; ORGANIC SEMICONDUCTORS; PHTHALOCYANINES
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 December 2011
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