A general strategy for development of a single benzene fluorophore with full-color-tunable, environmentally insensitive, and two-photon solid-state emission.

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2019
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Abstract
We report here a single-benzene based fluorescent framework, amino-terephthalonitrile, denoted SB-Fluor. This scaffold displays versatile emission wavelength tunability via structure modification, covering the full visible light spectrum, both in the solution and solid state. Moreover, one molecule, SBF3, exhibits polymorphism-dependent reversible mechanochromic luminescence.
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Authors Xiang, Zhen;Wang, Zhi-Yao;Ren, Tian-Bing;Xu, Wang;Liu, Yu-Peng;Zhang, Xing-Xing;Wu, Peng;Yuan, Lin;Zhang, Xiao-Bing;
Journal Chemical communications (Cambridge, England)
Year 2019
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10.1039/c9cc06260b
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aggregation induced emission mechanochromism anti-counterfeiting photochromism tetraphenylethylene

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