Erick Carlson, Asia Riel and Dr. Bart Dahl Department of Chemistry  University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, WI 54702 The Design, Synthesis, and Characterization.

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Erick Carlson, Asia Riel and Dr. Bart Dahl Department of Chemistry  University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, WI The Design, Synthesis, and Characterization of “Smart” Donor-Acceptor Biaryls Mission Future Projects  The research proposed here is the first step in answering some fundamental questions about the design, synthesis and characterization of “smart” biaryls.  To analyze how the ring-opened and closed states of 4,4’- dithiol substituted hybrid systems can effect electron transport properties of Au nanoparticle arrays functionalized with these ligands.  This would aide in determining if the change in the electronic character of the molecules associated with ring- opening and closing could be useful in fabricated devices and to gain more fundamental insight into how ligand conformations in metal nanoparticle arrays affect electronic and/or photonic communication between the nanoparticles. Proposed Synthetic Pathway  To investigate the synthesis of tethered organic biaryl systems for ultimate application in sensing and molecular electronics.  We aim to synthesize biaryls with a tether that can be reversibly opened and closed. Thus, these molecules can be “tethered” shut (θ=0°) or left “open” (θ>>0°), depending on external stimuli such as pH, thereby reversibly and controllably affecting their physical properties such as conductance and fluorescence.  The effect of the addition of different substituent groups, such as electron donating/accepting groups, will be studied.  The molecules made during the project have broad application in the field of material science and the synthetic pathway represents a novel strategy for the synthesis of these biaryl lactones. NMR Analysis of 1a Reversibly Tethered Biaryls Planar Excellent p-orbital overlap Non-planar Poor p-orbital overlap Forced out of planarityLocked into planarity Molecular Machine: A functional molecular scale system designed to perform a large amplitude of directional mechanical motion as result of a defined energy stimulus. Molecular Switch: 1. Any chemical system that can exist in at least two forms having different spectral, electrochemical, or magnetic properties. 2. Interconversion can only occur as a result of a defined energy stimulus. Background θ-Dependent Properties:  Compounds that contain the biphenyl moiety (biaryls) are known to have drastically different properties depending on their equilibrium dihedral angles.  For instance, it has long been known that both the UV- Vis spectra and fluorescent properties of biaryls2 are highly contingent on whether the biphenyl moiety can adopt a planar or near-planar configuration, thus allowing pi orbital overlap between the arene rings. Acknowledgments This project is supported by:  New Faculty Start-up Funds from the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire  The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs’ Faculty/Student Research Collaboration Grant -UWEC  Printing Services from the Learning and Technology Services at UWEC  UWEC Department of Chemistry **Note the disappearance of two methyl groups around 4ppm Spectral Analysis of 10 1 H Proton NMR 13 C Carbon NMR Multiple reactions have been utilized to cyanate 9 into the desired cyano compound,10. Thus far, all of our approaches have been microwave enhanced. The first reaction attempted was a Rosenmund-von Braun reaction, without the use of Pd catalyst. Upon reaction “failure”, a Pd catalyst-dependent reaction was used with similar results. Upon closer structural/spectral investigation, it is thought that 10 was the major product of each reaction all along. 1 H Proton NMR Calculated UV/Vis spectrum at B3LYP/6-31+G* level of theory on Spartan ’08 or