Abstract:C 26 H 18 F7NS, triclinic, P¯ , a = 8.492(18)
CCDC no.: 1496664The crystal structure is shown in the gure. Tables 1 and 2 contain details of the measurement method and a list of the atoms including atomic coordinates and displacement parameters.
“…Up to date, scienctists have designed and synthesized many new diarylethenes. It is reported that some of them can exhibit the properties of photochromism in solid state and in solution [18]. However, some of them cannot show the photochromism in solid state, but they can represent good photochromism characteristics in solution [19].…”
“…Up to date, scienctists have designed and synthesized many new diarylethenes. It is reported that some of them can exhibit the properties of photochromism in solid state and in solution [18]. However, some of them cannot show the photochromism in solid state, but they can represent good photochromism characteristics in solution [19].…”
“…The result demonstrated that the photochromic characteristics of diarylethenes strongly depend on the kind of the heteroaryl moieties and their substituents [18,19]. Some research reported found that part of them can exhibit the properties of photochromism in solid state and in solution [20]. However, some of them cannot show the photochromism in solid state, but they can represent good photochromism characteristics in solution [21].…”
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