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The study aims to explore how the identity of heteroatoms like oxygen, sulfur, and selenium influences the optical properties of chalcogenophene compounds.

March 21, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C0 citations

Tuning mesomorphic, spectral and nonlinear optical behavior in chalcogenophene triads: the role of oxygen, sulfur, and selenium

NRNatan RychłowiczMilitary University of Technology in Warsaw JKJakub KarczMilitary University of Technology in Warsaw ASAlina SzukalskaWrocław University of Science and Technology

Key Points

The study aims to explore how the identity of heteroatoms like oxygen, sulfur, and selenium influences the optical properties of chalcogenophene compounds.
Synthesis of nine new chalcogenophene-based compounds
Characterization of their mesomorphic and spectral behavior
Assessment of nonlinear optical properties
Different heteroatoms significantly affect the nonlinear optical behavior
Spectral properties vary with the type of heteroatom present
Compounds exhibited distinct mesomorphic behaviors based on their molecular structure

Abstract

Understanding how heteroatom identity determines competing functional properties is essential for the rational design of multifunctional organic materials. Here, we report the synthesis of nine new chalcogenophene-based compounds in which...

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Rychłowicz et al. (Thu,) studied this question.

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