November 18, 2025Materials Chemistry Frontiers3 citations

Molecular regioisomerism: an advantageous strategy for optimizing two-photon absorption performance of organic chromophores

JQJian QingJinan University JLJianpeng LiuShanghaiTech University ZGZhisheng GuiBeijing Institute of Technology

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As an emerging strategy, molecular isomerization can improve the two-photon absorption performance without changing the molecular weight; thus, it is a very promising method for the design and synthesis of two-photon absorption chromophores.

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