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The title compound (TANT) and its 9,10-dichloro derivative (TANT-Cl) have been prepared as higher homologues in an extended electron-acceptor series of TCNQ and TNAP. On the basis of cyclic voltammetry, the accepting ability of TANT is nearly comparable to those of TCNQ and TNAP, and that of TANT-Cl is further enhanced by the chloro substitutuent groups. In addition, TANT and TANT-Cl show an effective reduction of on-site coulombic repulsion, due to their extensive anthraquinone quinonoid system. They thus behave as superior electron acceptors for forming electrically conductive charge-transfer complexes with various electron donors, mostly of the TTT type.
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