Biphenylene-based all-carbon analogues of dithienylethene photoswitches

Barnabás Zsignár-Nagy; Attila Kunfi; Bence Gávay Pál; Péter J Mayer; Gábor London

doi:10.1039/d6qo00261g

January 1, 2026Organic Chemistry FrontiersOpen Access

Biphenylene-based all-carbon analogues of dithienylethene photoswitches

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This research aims to develop new diarylethene photoswitches by incorporating biphenylene structures.
Develop novel diarylethene photoswitches using biphenylene incorporation
Analyze structural properties of compounds
Examine optical characteristics of synthesized photoswitches
New biphenylene-based photoswitches exhibit distinct optical properties
Low aromatic character leads to unique structural advantages
Potential applications in photonics are suggested based on findings

Implication

Exploration of novel diarylethene photoswitches shows enhanced optical properties in novel structures, suggesting potential applications.

Abstract

We report the exploration of novel diarylethene photoswitches constructed through the successive incorporation of the biphenylene ring system at key structural positions. The low aromatic character of the benzene rings...

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