Bis(dioxaborine) compounds with large two-photon cross sections, and their use in the photodeposition of silver

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Publication Date 2003-05-21
DOI 10.1039/B303135G
Impact Factor 6.222
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Marcus Halik, Cara Grasso, Francesco Stellacci, Stephen Barlow, Jean-Luc Brédas


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Abstract

Compounds in which two dioxaborines are linked by a conjugated bridge exhibit high two-photon cross sections and can be used as sensitisers for the photodeposition of metallic silver lines.

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