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Toolkit/DASA-azobenzene multifunctional molecular system
DASA-azobenzene multifunctional molecular system
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Summary
The paper establishes wavelength-selective, reversible orthogonal switching by combining donor-acceptor Stenhouse adduct (DASA) and azobenzene modules in one system, including a dual-functional construct in which the DASA controls phase transfer and the azobenzene controls α-cyclodextrin binding.
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Architecture: A composed arrangement of multiple parts that instantiates one or more mechanisms.
Mechanisms
host-guest binding controlorthogonal wavelength-selective switchingphase-transfer controlphotoswitchingreversible isomerization-based functional controlTechniques
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A multifunctional molecular system combining DASA and azobenzene modules can exhibit wavelength-selective, reversible orthogonal photoswitching.
In the dual-functional construct, the DASA module controls phase transfer while the azobenzene module controls α-cyclodextrin binding.
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The paper establishes wavelength-selective, reversible orthogonal switching by combining donor-acceptor Stenhouse adduct (DASA) and azobenzene modules in one system, including a dual-functional construct in which the DASA controls phase transfer and the azobenzene controls α-cyclodextrin binding.
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A multifunctional molecular system combining DASA and azobenzene modules can exhibit wavelength-selective, reversible orthogonal photoswitching.
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functional partitioningsupports
In the dual-functional construct, the DASA module controls phase transfer while the azobenzene module controls α-cyclodextrin binding.
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