1,3,5-tripyrrolidinobenzene is the first example of an aromatic amine that forms σ dimers during oxidation/reduction cycles [Eq. (1); X−=ClO4−], and thus turns out to be an efficient molecular switch. Surprisingly, such σ dimers are relatively stable intermediates during the formation of conjugated oligomers and polymers.
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