Photoswitching studies of new photochromic ionic liquids studied in real time by <i>in situ</i> irradiation

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Photoswitching studies of new photochromic ionic liquids studied in real time by in situ irradiation

Abstract: In situ irradiation allowed us to study in detail the photostationary state of new photoswitchable bicationic azobenzenes.

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