Grafting Behavior for the Resonating Variants of Ethynylaniline on Hydrogenated Silicon (100) Surfaces under Thermal Hydrosilylation

This work reports the outcome of thermal grafting of 2‐ethynylaniline, 3‐ethynylaniline, and 4‐ethynylaniline on a hydrogenated Si(100) surface. Using high‐resolution XPS and AFM, it was found that the grafting of these compounds could be attributed to resonating structures that arise from the posit...

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Veröffentlicht in:Chemistry : a European journal 2018-09, Vol.24 (50), p.13270-13277
Hauptverfasser: Tung, Joline, Tew, Lih Shin, Coluccini, Carmine, Lin, Yue‐Der, Khung, Yit Lung
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Zusammenfassung:This work reports the outcome of thermal grafting of 2‐ethynylaniline, 3‐ethynylaniline, and 4‐ethynylaniline on a hydrogenated Si(100) surface. Using high‐resolution XPS and AFM, it was found that the grafting of these compounds could be attributed to resonating structures that arise from the position of an electron‐donating NH2 group and an electron‐withdrawing acetylene group. For the ortho‐ and para‐positioned acetylene group, surface reactions were observed to proceed predominantly via the acetylene to form a Si−C bond, whereas the meta‐positioned acetylene group was found to have undergone nucleophilic grafting through the NH2 group onto the silicon surface to form a Si−N bond. Furthermore, a tert‐butoxycarbonyl‐protected derivative for a meta‐positioned ethynylaniline was synthesized to exclusively force the reaction to react with the acetylene group and subsequent analysis confirmed that unprotected 3‐ethynylaniline had indeed reacted through the nucleophilic NH2 group as hypothesized. Thus, for the first time, the interplay between resonance structures and their effects on silicon surface modifications were systematically catalogued. Hard graft! The various resonance states of ethynylaniline were found to direct the thermal hydrosilylation reaction outcome on silicon (100) substrate (see figure).
ISSN:0947-6539
1521-3765
DOI:10.1002/chem.201802003