A novel photoreversible photochromic system involving a hydrogen transfer/cyclization sequence
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Vladimir Lokshin, Magali Valès, André Samat, Gérard Pèpe, Anatoly Metelitsa, Vladimir Khodorkovsky
A novel photoreversible photochromic system, 3-(2-benzylbenzoyl)-1,2-R,R1-4(1H)-quinolinones/12-hydroxy-5-R-5a-R1-6-phenyl-5a,6-dihydrobenzo[b]acridin-11(5H)-ones, is described.
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