High performance optical oxygen sensors based on iridium complexes exhibiting interchromophore energy shuttling

Santiago Medina-rodríguez; Sergey A. Denisov; Yanouk Cudré; Louise Male; Marta Marín-suárez; Alberto Fernández-gutiérrez; Jorge F. Fernández-sánchez; Arnaud Tron; Gediminas Jonusauskas; Nathan D. Mcclenaghan; Etienne Baranoff

doi:10.1039/C6AN00497K

High performance optical oxygen sensors based on iridium complexes exhibiting interchromophore energy shuttling

Santiago Medina-rodríguez, Sergey A. Denisov, Yanouk Cudré, Louise Male, Marta Marín-suárez, Alberto Fernández-gutiérrez, Jorge F. Fernández-sánchez, Arnaud Tron, Gediminas Jonusauskas, Nathan D. Mcclenaghan, Etienne Baranoff

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A doubly pyrene-grafted bis-cyclometallated iridium complex with engineered electronically excited states demonstrates reversible electronic energy transfer between adjacent chromophores giving rise to extremely long-lived red luminescence in solution (τ = 480 μs). Time-resolved spectroscopic studies afforded determination of pertinent photophysical parameters including rates of energy transfer and energy distribution between constituent chromophores in the equilibrated excited molecule (ca. 98% on the organic chromophores). Incorporation into a nanostructured metal–oxide matrix (AP200/19) gave highly sensitive O₂ sensing films, as the detection sensitivity was 200–300% higher than with the commonly used PtTFPP and approaches the sensitivity of the best O₂-sensing dyes reported to date.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	3090-3097
Journal	The Analyst
Volume	141
Issue number	10
Early online date	14 Apr 2016
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1039/C6AN00497K
Publication status	Published - 21 May 2016

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Medina-rodríguez, S., Denisov, S. A., Cudré, Y., Male, L., Marín-suárez, M., Fernández-gutiérrez, A., Fernández-sánchez, J. F., Tron, A., Jonusauskas, G., Mcclenaghan, N. D., & Baranoff, E. (2016). High performance optical oxygen sensors based on iridium complexes exhibiting interchromophore energy shuttling. The Analyst, 141(10), 3090-3097. https://doi.org/10.1039/C6AN00497K

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High performance optical oxygen sensors based on iridium complexes exhibiting interchromophore energy shuttling

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