ArticleChemical science2025
Arylpyrrolylidene-indanones as readily synthesised photoswitches offering dual- and single-colour fluorescence toggling with nearly quantitative
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Super-resolution fluorescence imaging and ultrahigh-density optical data storage, in particular, rely on the switches that demonstrate single- or (multi) dual-colour fluorescence toggling, with the latter option being more advantageous. However, a large number of switches are non-emissive owing to their fast photoisomerisation. Also, many fluorescent switches suffer from the necessity of high-energy UV light irradiation, low isomerisation yields, photodegradation, or the comparatively low fluorescence quantum yields. Herein, we present a new class of visible-light-responsive novel arylpyrrolylidene-indanone switches that permit high-intensity dual-colour fluorescence switching and quantitative photoisomerisation between exceptionally thermally stable
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