ArticleRSC advances2023
Reversible and irreversible stimuli-responsive chromism of a square-planar platinum(ii) salt.
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Abstract
A new simple Pt(ii) terpyridyl salt that shows reversible response towards acetonitrile and irreversible response towards methanol has been reported, accompanied with the colorimetric/luminescent changing from red to yellow. Experimentally and theoretically, the spectroscopic change derives from the hydrogen bonds between crystal water in the Pt(ii) terpyridyl salt and external organic molecules, and the different strength of hydrogen bond leads either reversible or irreversible stimuli-response. Furthermore, this Pt(ii) terpyridyl salt has been on one hand applied as a probe for sensing acetonitrile in water solution, with high selectivity, good reversibility, proper sensitivity and fast response rate, and on the other hand as advanced anticounterfeiting materials. The current study provides a new approach to acquire and design either reversible or irreversible stimuli-responsive luminescent materials.
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