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A Wireless-Driven Electric Responsive Long-Lived Room Temperature Phosphorescent Switching Device (Advanced Optical Materials 33/2024)
Electrically Controllable Dual-State Förster Energy Resonance Transfer
An electrically controllable long-lived room-temperature phosphorescence (RTP) switch was developed by Yu-Mo Zhang, Tingting Lin, and co-workers (see article number 2402313). The left doll symbolizes an organic phosphorescent material. The right doll symbolizes a spectrally matched dye, and the flower below symbolizes an electro-acid. Upon wireless electrical stimulation, the electro-acid undergoes redox-induced conformational switching of the dyes, which in turn undergoes a dual-state Förster energy resonance transfer process with RTP, exhibiting multiple switching properties.
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