Ultrafast Excited State Dynamics of Modified Phthalocyanines: p-HPcZn and p-HPcCo

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Abstract

Two modified metallophthalocyanines (MPcs) containing sulfonic naphthoxy substituents were synthesized. The measurements of transient absorption and time-resolved photoluminescence were used to study the ultrafast response and excited state dynamics of two MPcs in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) solution, which were predominantly in the monomeric form. Under excitation at 400 nm, these molecules experience vibrational relaxation to the bottom of the first excited state and then the excitation rapidly converts to the low-lying charge-transfer (CT) state and finally reaches the triplet states. Under excitation at 800 nm, they show a two-photon absorption character, and their excited state dynamics exhibit strong dependence on the probe wavelength. The main results with 400 nm pumping are similar to the results with 800 nm pumping. For p-HPcZn, weak two-photon photoluminescence was also observed with a lifetime of 52 +/- 2 ps. A four-level model was used to illustrate the excited state dynamics of p-HPcZn, while a five-level model was suggested for p-HPcCo molecule.

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