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Demonstrates unique photochromism and fluorescence in pseudorotaxanes, suggesting potential use in innovative printing and anti-counterfeiting technologies.
by three macrocycles, the resultant [4]pseudorotaxane exhibited intriguing near-infrared (NIR) photochromism and amine-selective vapochromism, as confirmed by UV-vis diffuse reflectance (DR) and ESR spectroscopy. Moreover, benefiting from the macrocyclic confinement effect, the [4]pseudorotaxane exhibited solid-state fluorescence with a broad excitation range (from 254 to 430 nm). The combination of exceptional stimuli-responsive chromism and strong fluorescence emission renders the [4]pseudorotaxane promising for practical applications in erasable inkless printing and multiple anti-counterfeiting.
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