Tuning Solid-State Emissions via Twists and Turns in Polymorphic Self- and Cross-Coupled Dianthrylethenes (Advanced Optical Materials 28/2025)
One-Pot Route to Tunable Solid-State Emitters
In the Research Article Banchhanidhi Prusti, Manab Chakravarty and co-workers report multicolor fluorescent anthryl olefins synthesized via one-pot oxidative dephosphorylation. Bulky rotors induce distinct polymorphs with heat- and pressure-responsive reversible emission. Crystal packing is tuned by structural twists and bends of planar anthryl cores. This strategy enables efficient access to diverse olefins, advancing solid-state luminescence and supramolecular optical materials. (DOI: 10.1002/adom.202500985).
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