1,10-Pyrene-monoimides: a new class of electron acceptors and excimer-forming fluorescent dyes

Stephanie Diaz Feeney; Adeliene Shanahan; Julia Schneider

doi:10.1039/d5nj04374c

December 3, 2025New Journal of Chemistry

1,10-Pyrene-monoimides: a new class of electron acceptors and excimer-forming fluorescent dyes

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Key Points

Highly fluorescent compounds demonstrate unique excimer fluorescence characteristics with specific side chains.
Fluorescence is influenced by solubility in organic versus water environments, enhancing dye utility.
Analysis focuses on new class of compounds, expanding applications in materials science and photonics.
Findings support further exploration of 1,10-pyreneimides as versatile fluorescence agents in various technologies.

Implication

Synthesis reveals excimer-forming properties of fluorescent dyes with varying side chains, indicating solubility impact.

Abstract

Highly fluorescent 1,10-pyreneimides were synthesized for the first time. Choice of side chains rendered these dyes organic or water soluble, which also impacted the conditions for excimer fluorescence.

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Feeney et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6940257f2d562116f28fe503 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5nj04374c

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1,10-Pyrene-monoimides: a new class of electron acceptors and excimer-forming fluorescent dyes

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