2015
DOI: 10.1002/adfm.201501224
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Remarkable Turn‐On and Color‐Tuned Piezochromic Luminescence: Mechanically Switching Intramolecular Charge Transfer in Molecular Crystals

Abstract: 4005wileyonlinelibrary.com in a low contrast ratio in the luminescence recording.High-contrast luminescence recording requires not only the obvious two-color luminescence switching, but also the dramatic switching in the luminescence intensity which is diffi cult to realize for the traditional piezochromic luminescent materials. [ 4 ] Recently, a few piezochromic materials with on-off or off-on luminescence property have been reported. Pei and co-workers [ 5 ] reported a turn-on luminescence of cocrystallized… Show more

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“…This shift reverses with thermal annealing, and is consistent over multiple cycles (Figures S4–S6, Supporting Information). In addition, fluorescence of the metastable state achieved upon shearing evolves over time at room temperature: initial grinding of a film of 2 , 4 , 6‐OMe yields bright green fluorescence with a ≈1.7× increase in total emission intensity and 36 nm shift, which we attribute to shear‐induced planarization and/or aggregation of these twisted molecules . Over the course of minutes, this emission dims and shifts to 467 nm, after which point additional heating below the melting point fully restores the original emission.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 83%
“…This shift reverses with thermal annealing, and is consistent over multiple cycles (Figures S4–S6, Supporting Information). In addition, fluorescence of the metastable state achieved upon shearing evolves over time at room temperature: initial grinding of a film of 2 , 4 , 6‐OMe yields bright green fluorescence with a ≈1.7× increase in total emission intensity and 36 nm shift, which we attribute to shear‐induced planarization and/or aggregation of these twisted molecules . Over the course of minutes, this emission dims and shifts to 467 nm, after which point additional heating below the melting point fully restores the original emission.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 83%
“…Although there are some reports on the aromatic groups connecting to the amino group of acridone, the study on their physicochemical properties is still rare, probably due to the consideration of the reduced conjugation by the nitrogen atom. With some peculiar aromatic groups, such as biphenyl carbazole, tetraphenylethylene, the obtained compounds showed interesting electroluminescence and piezochromic luminescence. Thus the N ‐substitution of acridone is also feasible to attain the organic functional materials, in particular, when there are competitions of charge transfers in acridone and between the nitrogen atom of acridone and the substituent.…”
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confidence: 89%
“…Theh igh-pressure experiments were performed by using ad iamond anvil cell (DAC) with silicone oil as ap ressure-transmitting medium. [13] Therefore,t hese observations of CT-R cocrystals under the different mechanical force stimuli suggest that this unique piezochromic behavior may come from the different nature. Besides,t he fluorescence maximum peak was gradually redshifted and its intensity gradually decreased, and eventually to anear infrared emission at 744 nm when the pressure reached at 5.08 GPa.…”
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