ArticleAccounts of chemical research2026
Light-Controlled Functions with Metal-Organic Capsules: From Guest Release to Catalysis, Separation, and Molecular Transport.
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ConspectusLight offers a clean and precise means to control chemical processes. These advantages have opened the door to the development of dynamic host-guest systems, whose functions can be turned on or off with specific wavelengths. Over recent years, we have developed a suite of light-responsive metal-organic capsules that use azobenzene photoisomerization to direct functions that include reversible guest encapsulation, selective molecular separations, controlled catalysis, and directional mass transport. These capsules, assembled via subcomponent self-assembly, incorporate azobenzene-based ligands that undergo photoinduced
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