ArticleScience advances2023
Two triplet emitting states in one emitter: Near-infrared dual-phosphorescent Au
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Abstract
Intrinsic dual-emission (DE) of gold nanoclusters in the near-infrared (NIR) are fascinating for fundamental importance and practical applications, but their synthesis remains a formidable challenge and sophisticated excited-state processes make elucidating DE mechanisms much more arduous. Here, we report an all-alkynyl-protected gold nanocluster,
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