Molecular Dual-Rotators with Large Consecutive Emission Chromism for Visualized and High-Pressure Sensing.
ACS Omega
; 3(1): 717-723, 2018 Jan 31.
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Low-cost, stable, highly sensitive, and easy-to-equip fluorescent high-pressure sensors are always attractive in both industrial and scientific communities. Organic emitting materials with pressure-dependent bathochromisms usually exhibit prominent mechanoluminescence, due to disturbance of intermolecular packing. This hinders their applications in stable and robust pressure sensing. In this work, we have developed a mechanically stable organic molecular pressure sensor, caused by intramolecular consecutive rotations by pressure, which exhibit large and eye-detectable emission bathochromism from yellow-green to red fluorescence and can be used for 0-15 GPa pressure sensing. The emission bathochromism shows good linear relationship with pressure, exhibiting a high linear coefficient of 9.1 nm/GPa. Moreover, this molecular sensor exhibits high thermal and mechanical stabilities, indicating good potentials for robust and outdoor applications.
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ACS Omega
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2018
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China
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Estados Unidos