The role of substituted pyridine Schiff bases as ancillary ligands in the optical properties of a new series of: Fac -rhenium(i) tricarbonyl complexes: A theoretical view

Keyphrases

• Optical Properties 100%
• Rhenium 100%
• New Series 100%
• Ancillary Ligand 100%
• Pyridine Schiff Base 100%
• Tricarbonyl Complexes 100%
• Substituted Pyridines 100%
• Intramolecular Hydrogen Bond 33%
• DFT Study 22%
• Halogen Substituent 22%
• Low-lying Excited States 11%
• Photophysical 11%
• Luminescence Emission 11%
• Large Stokes Shift 11%
• Fluorophore 11%
• Schiff Base Ligand 11%
• Visible Light 11%
• Zero-field Splitting 11%
• Fluorescence Microscopy 11%
• Time-resolved Photoluminescence 11%
• Luminescent Properties 11%
• Biological Cells 11%
• NIR Region 11%
• Triplet Excited State 11%
• Methyl Substituent 11%
• Relativistic DFT 11%
• Emission Features 11%
• Staining Properties 11%
• Energy Gap Law 11%
• Luminescence Properties 11%
• Excited State Energies 11%
• Complexing Properties 11%
• Biological Structures 11%

Chemistry

• Optical Property 100%
• Schiff Base 100%
• Rhenium 100%
• Luminiscence Type 33%
• Hydrogen Bonding 33%
• Density Functional Theory 11%
• Excited State 11%
• Zero Field Splitting 11%
• Band Gap 11%
• Fluorescence Microscopy 11%
• Excited Triplet State 11%