DFT study of an imidazolium salt functionalized with quinoline
Abstract
This paper reports the design of an organic salt based of tris-imidazolium and moieties of quinoline as an attractive material for the detection of ionic species. The theorical studies revealed its semiconducting behavior. Furthermore, the visualizations of the levels of energy (HOMO and LUMO) demonstrated the distribution of the electron density on the moieties of quinoline and the positive sites that correspond to the imidazole rings.
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