Nitrogen-containing heterocyclic pyrazine luminogens with “free” (1) and “locked” (2) phenyl rings were readily prepared in high yields. The propeller-shaped luminogen 1 shows aggregation-induced emission feature, whereas the disk-shaped chromophore 2 shows conventional aggregation-caused quenching effect, offering a direct evidence to support our hypothesis that restriction of intramolecular rotation is the main cause for the AIE phenomenon.
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