“…157,158 As in classical azobenzenes, the E form is planar and the Z is twisted, adopting either a helical conformation in the case of 6-membered rings, and a T-shaped one if a 5-membered heteroaryl ring is directly attached to the diazo bond. 157,158,165 Moreover, the photophysical properties are influenced by the presence of the hetero atoms, rendering azoswitches based on pyridine, [166][167][168][169][170] indole, [171][172][173][174] indazole, 175 purine, 176,177 pyrimidine, 178,179 pyrrole, 165 imidazole, 165,[180][181][182] pyrazole, 46,165,[183][184][185][186][187][188] oxazole, 189 thiazole, 180 thiophene, [190][191][192] etc., generally responsive to light of longer wavelength. In contrast, in classical azobenzenes the UV-Vis absorption spectrum can be tuned by introducing, for instance, (push-pull) substituents in the para position 156,193,194 or tetraortho substituents [195][196]...…”