ArticleJournal of fluorescence2026
O-acylated/alkylated-modified tetraphenylethene- triphenylamine containing chalcone type AIEgen with solid-state emission properties and cell imaging.
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Organic solid-state emitters are potential candidates for various optoelectronic and biomedical applications. In this manuscript, four novel O-acylated/alkylated-modified tetraphenylethene-triphenylamine containing chalcone derivatives (TCl, TClB, TBC and TB) have been readily synthesized. Single crystal datas reveal that intermolecular interactions enhance rigidify the molecular conformation and prohibit the intramolecular rotation, leading to highly emissive behaviors in the solid state. Four derivatives (TCl, TClB, TBC and TB) showed the typical AIE feature and could be mechanically ground accompanying a slight spectral shift. In contrast to TBC and TB, O-acylated of the substituents (TCl and TClB) leads to red-shift emission (λ
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