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Amphiphilic discotic pentakis (arylethynyl) benzene compounds 1 and 2 containing an enlarged aromatic core functioning as a chromophoric p-electron system were studied with regard to their photophysical properties within Langmuir-Blodgett (LB) films. The results obtained from steady-state absorption as well as fluorescence excitation and emission measurements will be discussed with regard to interchromophoric interactions in the LB films. Time-resolved fluorescence inves6igations revealed the formation of a ground-state complex as well as excimer formation. Thermal treatment causes irreversible destruction of the LB film structure of the discotic amphiphiles. Within droplets the reorganization of the original nematic-discotic (ND) mesophase of the bulk materials was found for the alcohol 2 as indicated by a Maltese Cross texture, whereas the acid 1 remained isotopic.
The structure of mono- and multilayers of amphiphilic disc-shaped pentaynes wa inbestigated by Brewsterangle microscopy, X-ray specular reflection and grazing incidence diffraction (GID). X-ray specular reflection experiments confirm the "edge on" arrangement of the molecular discs. The molecular modelling of the Langmuir-Blodgett (LB)- multilayers predicts a columnar in-plane packing of the molecules. A GID experiment with monochromatic synchrotron radiation was used to verify the predicted multilayer structure on molecular level, while the Brewsterangle microscopy gave a deeper insight in the monolayer in-plane structure on micron scale.