Study shows rhodium(III) complexes serve as both bioimaging agents and photosensitisers, suggesting their potential in photocytotoxic applications.
Compared to well-developed iridium(III) complexes, cyclometallated rhodium(III) complexes are underexplored as bioimaging reagents and photosensitisers, primarily due to the presence of non-emissive low-lying d–d excited states that limit their photophysical...
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