ArticleJournal of the American Chemical Society2010
Pi-extended dipyrrins capable of highly fluorogenic complexation with metal ions.
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Abstract
The synthesis and properties of a new family of pi-extended dipyrrins capable of forming brightly fluorescent complexes with metal ions are reported. The metal complexes possess tunable spectral bands and exhibit different emission properties depending on the mode of metal coordination.
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