Non-covalent switch for intramolecular energy transfer
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Joe Otsuki, Akane Yasuda, Toshio Takido
The axially coordinated complex of phenylazopyridine and a Zn-porphyrin/free-base porphyrin conjugate provides a switch for intramolecular energy transfer, with reversible complexation/decomplexation as a switching protocol.
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