通过π-连接和给体单元的修饰揭示硼氮咔唑基化合物的电子和显著的非线性光学性质:一项DFT研究†

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RSC Advances Pub Date : 2025-03-17 DOI:10.1039/D5RA00864F
Sadia Jamal, Nadeem Raza, Muhammad Khalid and Ataualpa Albert Carmo Braga
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摘要

基于硼氮咔唑(BNCz)的芳香发色团由于其独特的电子和电荷转移能力而被认为是非线性光学领域中很有前途的材料。本文研究了bncz基化合物(BTNC-BNPZ)的电子和非线性光学性质。此外,通过对给体和π-间隔剂的修饰,设计了四种新型的D -π-A骨架BNTP-BNTO。采用密度泛函理论/时变密度泛函理论(DFT/TD-DFT)在M06/6-311G(d,p)水平上计算BNCz基化合物的结构优化和光电子性能。利用优化后的结构对化合物进行了前沿分子轨道(FMOs)、态密度(DOS)、跃迁密度矩阵(TDM)、紫外-可见和非线性光学(NLO)分析。红移吸收光谱(412.854-566.138 nm)和合适的能隙(2.784-3.774 eV)促进了电荷从HOMO向LUMO的显著迁移。整体反应性描述符显示上述所有发色团均具有显著的柔软性和显著的化学反应性。在所研究的化合物中,BNPZ的带隙最窄(2.784 eV),吸收峰最高(566.138 nm),激发能最低(2.190 eV),突出了其显著的电子特性。此外,DOS可视化和TDM热图支持FMO的发现,证实了发色团中电荷密度的存在。所有化合物由于其较低的激子结合能值(Eb = 0.771 ~ 0.480 eV)而显示出较高的激子解离率。此外,NBO分析表明,增强的超偶联和强的分子内相互作用在稳定所研究的化合物中起着至关重要的作用。在所有衍生物中,BNTP表现出最高的βtot值(74.0 × 10−30 esu)和γtot值(81.1 × 10−35 esu),表明其作为NLO材料的潜力很大。
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Unveiling electronic and remarkable non-linear optical properties of boron–nitrogen carbazole-based compounds via modification of π-linker and donor units: a DFT study†

Unveiling electronic and remarkable non-linear optical properties of boron–nitrogen carbazole-based compounds via modification of π-linker and donor units: a DFT study†

Boron–nitrogen carbazole (BNCz) based aromatic chromophores have been considered as promising materials in non-linear optical domains due to their distinctive electronic and charge-transfer capabilities. This study presents the electronic and non-linear optical properties of BNCz-based compounds (BTNC–BNPZ). Additionally, a new series of four BNCz-based compounds (BNTP–BNTO) with D–π–A framework was designed by modifying the donors and π-spacer. Structural optimization and optoelectronic properties of BNCz based compounds were determined using density functional theory/time-dependent density functional theory (DFT/TD-DFT) calculations at M06/6-311G(d,p) level. The optimized structures were used to perform frontier molecular orbitals (FMOs), density of states (DOS), transition density matrix (TDM), UV-Visible and non-linear optical (NLO) analyses of examined compounds. The red-shifted absorption spectrum (412.854–566.138 nm) combined with a suitable energy gap (2.784–3.774 eV) facilitates significant charge migration from HOMO to LUMO. The global reactivity descriptors revealed notable softness and significant chemical reactivity in all above-mentioned chromophores. Among all the studied compounds, BNPZ displayed the narrowest band gap (2.784 eV), the highest absorption peak (566.138 nm), and lowest excitation energy (2.190 eV), highlighting its remarkable electronic characteristics. Furthermore, DOS visualizations and TDM heat maps support the FMO findings, confirming the presence of charge densities in a chromophore. All the compounds showed an increased exciton dissociation rate due to their lower exciton binding energy values (Eb = 0.771–0.480 eV). Moreover, NBO analysis revealed that enhanced hyperconjugation and strong intramolecular interactions played a crucial role in stabilizing the studied compounds. Among all the derivatives, BNTP exhibited the highest βtot (74.0 × 10−30 esu) and γtot (81.1 × 10−35 esu) values, suggesting its promising potential as an NLO material.

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