1. Synthesis and
Characterization of
Triphenylethylene
Derivatives with
Aggregation-Induced
Emission
Characteristics
Presented by : Muhammad Faisal
10060607-084

2. INTRODUCTION
• Aggregation Induced Emission (AIE) Property
• Organic luminescent materials with AIE properties
• Applications of AIE in the areas of
– Electroluminescence devices
– Chemosensors
• Limited in number due to complicated and difficult preparation.
• Triphenylethylene carbazole and triphenylethylene derivatives

3. EXPERIMENTAL
• SYNTHESIS:
– The derivatives were easily prepared by a three-step reaction, including
the Suzuki and Wittig–Horner reactions.
• CHARACTERIZATION:
– Structural Identification
– Thermal Properties
– Photopysical and Electrochemical Properties
– Aggregation Induced Emission Properties

4. RESULTS & DISCUSSION
Thermal properties:

5. RESULTS & DISCUSSION
Photophysical and Electrochemical Properties:

6. RESULTS & DISCUSSION
Aggrigation Induced Emission Properties:

7. CONCLUSION
• We have developed New class of AIE compounds……
• Blue light emitters
• Maximum fluorescence emission wavelength 443-461
nm.
• Glass transition temperature range, 86-129 °C…..
• Decomposition temperature, 432-534 °C…..
• HOMO levels are between5.61-5.66 eV….
• ΔEg values range is 3.18-3.22 eV….
• The compounds (BN)2Bt and (BB)2Bt exhibited vibronic
fine-structure PL spectra when the water fraction was less
than 70%