J. Domínguez-Chávez, Sandra Cortez-Maya, I. Moggio, E. Arias-Marín, T. Klimova, I. Lijanova, M. Martínez-García
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C60 pyrene anthrylvinylene triads were synthesized with good yields by an O-alkylation reaction of pyrene an- thracene chloride derivatives and functionalized fullerene C60. The presence of lateral butoxy chains imparts good solubil- ity. The NMR data indicate the formation of only the trans isomers. After C60 cyclopropanation, the UV-Vis spectra show the pyrene electronic transition with an absorption band extending from 400 to 800 nm due to the combination of the electronic transition of the antrylvinylene moiety and the C60 band, regardless the extension of the anthrylvinylene moiety. However, the emission is almost mirror-like with respect to the absorption bands of pyrene, suggesting that the HOMO and LUMO are more localized on this substituent. All the obtained compounds were characterized by 1 H and 13 C NMR,