ArticleChemical science2018
Developing the structure-property relationship to design solid state multi-stimuli responsive materials and their potential applications in different fields.
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Abstract
Prediction of multi-stimuli responsive behavior in newly developed luminogens is an appealing yet challenging puzzle, since no concrete design strategy has been developed so far. In this article, we demonstrate a potent strategy to gain a deep understanding of the structure-property relationship to design multi-stimuli responsive mechanochromic materials. To achieve our goal, a variety of new isoindolinone core based charge transfer luminogens exhibiting aggregation-induced emission (AIE) have been prepared through C-H bond activation using a cost-effective ruthenium (Ru) metal catalyzed one-pot synthetic strategy. We have shown that slight tuning of the donor moiety is found to be highly effective in controlling molecular packing and metastable energy states in solid states, and thus, optical properties and multi-stimuli responsive behaviors. The flexibility and twisting of donor moieties afford a loosely bound 'herringbone' packing, enabling reversible transformation under multiple mechanical stimuli. The cyclized derivative of the donor exhibits a completely different packing mode (
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