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π-skeletons with 2.2 nm in length, thus representing a new kind of boron-doped MRs. The boron atoms endow them with sufficient Lewis acidity, and notably, the formed Lewis acid-base adducts based on boron-doped MRs display the photo-induced dual-dissociation behavior in the excited state and thus photochromism property. Moreover, despite of the highly contorted topological conformations, their potential utility as organic semiconductor was demonstrated by fabrication of organic field-effect transistors.
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