Reversible operation of chiral molecular scissors by redox and UV light
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Takahiro Muraoka, Takuzo Aida
Upon changing the oxidation state, a reversible open–close motion of chiral molecular scissors, composed of a redox-active ferrocene pivot and an isomerizable azobenzene strap, can be realized only by UV light.
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