ArticleChemical science2026
Programmable wavelength- and time-dependent multicolor afterglow in polyvinyl alcohol
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Abstract
Time-dependent multicolor afterglow (TDMA) introduces a temporal dimension to optical encoding, enabling dynamically distinguishable visual outputs beyond the capability of static emission or single-color persistent luminescence. Nevertheless, the rational construction of TDMA systems remains highly challenging because it requires the simultaneous generation and precise regulation of multiple long-lived emissive states within one material. Herein, we propose a strategy of introducing ion-bridging interactions into a covalently crosslinked monochromatic persistent luminescence system. The ion-induced interactions partially reorganize the original covalent/hydrogen-bonding network and generate new rigid microenvironments; these Na
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