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A simple multi-responsive system based on aldehyde functionalized amino-boranes.


ABSTRACT: A simple aldehyde functionalized amino-triarylborane donor-acceptor system (BO-1) was found to display distinct responses toward multiple external stimuli including solvent, temperature and pressure, with emission colours changing from blue to red. The operating mechanism most likely involves reversible switching between closed and open structures based on an intramolecular B ← O bond. Imbedded donor-acceptor charge transfer transitions played a key role in the multi-coloured fluorescent response of this new boron system to external stimuli. Multi-coloured and erasable fluorescent images on solid substrates based BO-1's "turn-on" response toward solvents, particularly water, are demonstrated.

SUBMITTER: Shi YG 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5890792 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A simple multi-responsive system based on aldehyde functionalized amino-boranes.

Shi Yong-Gang YG   Wang Jun-Wei JW   Li Haijun H   Hu Guo-Fei GF   Li Xue X   Mellerup Soren K SK   Wang Nan N   Peng Tai T   Wang Suning S  

Chemical science 20180104 7


A simple aldehyde functionalized amino-triarylborane donor-acceptor system (<b>BO-1</b>) was found to display distinct responses toward multiple external stimuli including solvent, temperature and pressure, with emission colours changing from blue to red. The operating mechanism most likely involves reversible switching between closed and open structures based on an intramolecular B ← O bond. Imbedded donor-acceptor charge transfer transitions played a key role in the multi-coloured fluorescent  ...[more]

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