doi: 10.1021/ol802580m.
Near-infrared photochromic diarylethene iridium (III) complex
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Near-infrared photochromic diarylethene iridium (III) complex
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A novel iridium complex, (Py-BTE)(2)Ir(acac), coordinating to the photochromic diarylethene derivative is prepared. This complex showed excellent near-infrared photochromic behaviors accompanied by efficient quenching of phosphorescence emission.
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