“…[124,[126][127][128][129][130] Therefore,CLreactions find widespread applications in biomedical or analytical fields with ongoing research for persistent improvement. However,the challenge to gain higher CL quantum yields,tune the emission range,or simplify the CL system is to modify the reaction environment or the luminophore itself in such away that the CL properties are not diminished accidentally.Nevertheless,recent research into common luminophores,s uch as dioxetanes, [131,132] peroxyoxalates (POs), [122,[133][134][135][136][137] acridinium esters, [138][139][140][141] luminol, [129,142] and their respective derivatives,led to the development of aplethora of advanced, promising self-reporting CL systems.T he CL of acridinium esters,f or example,c an be triggered by antioxidants,e nzymes or peroxides and thus finds application in (biomedical) analytics as self-reporting sensor for these substances. [138][139][140][141] In the presence of atrigger, the acridinium esters are oxidized to dioxetanones,w hich decompose with the release of CO 2 to form the highly emissive 10-methyl-9-acridone, [139,143] as displayed in Scheme 2A.S of ar, alkaline conditions were required for the CL emission of acridinium esters.H owever,r ecently,a cridinium ester derivatives were synthesized which allow the CL reaction to proceed under neutral conditions.T his was achieved by introducing electron withdrawing groups (e.g.…”