Dec 4, 2024
8:00pm - 10:00pm
Hynes, Level 1, Hall A
Thomas Gray1,Julia Marshall1,Gregory Sutton1,Evan Van Orman1,Joseph Mihaly1,Steven Wolf2,Morris Olumba2,Ethan Holt3,Kimberley De la Harpe3,Tod Grusenmeyer2
Case Western Reserve University1,Air Force Research Laboratory2,U.S. Air Force3
Thomas Gray1,Julia Marshall1,Gregory Sutton1,Evan Van Orman1,Joseph Mihaly1,Steven Wolf2,Morris Olumba2,Ethan Holt3,Kimberley De la Harpe3,Tod Grusenmeyer2
Case Western Reserve University1,Air Force Research Laboratory2,U.S. Air Force3
2,7-Disubstituted fluorenyl carbocycles have emerged as triplet-active molecules with microsecond or longer excited states (298 K) when bound to 5d transition metals. Work in these laboratories has demonstrated that gold sigma-organometallics of the fluorenyl scaffold undergo strong excited-state absorption through both singlet and triplet states. Structural influences on static optical properties and ultrafast dynamics will be described, as will results of modelling with time-dependent density-functional theory.