A photochromic fluorescent switch in an organogel system with non-destructive readout ability
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Shuzhang Xiao, Ying Zou, Mengxiao Yu, Tao Yi, Yifeng Zhou, Fuyou Li, Chunhui Huang
A fluorescent organogel based on photochromic dithienylethene was obtained, whose optimal excitation wavelength (470 nm) results in little structural change of both open and closed isomers of diarylethene, thus presenting the first example of a fluorescent switch with non-destructive readout ability in the gel state.
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