“…[15,16] According to the above points and based on our recent works, herein, ML and photo-induced RTP properties have been combined in an ultra-simple organic molecule, N,N-diphenyl-4-(4,4,5,5-tetramethyl-1,3,2-dioxaborolan-2-yl)aniline (TPA-B), as shown in Figure 1. The commone lectron donor,t he triphenylamine moiety [17,18] with spatial structure, plays an essentialr ole in molecular packing and the resultant light emission properties. With the analysis of crystal structures, together with the PL and ML characterization in different conditions, the stuck packing modes with tunable intermoleculari nteractions were demonstrated as the main reasonsf or bringingt hese two kinds of light emission together.T hrough comprehensive understanding of the relationship between molecular packing and the resultant emission properties with differentf orms and stimulus sources in the same organic molecule, some guidelines can be presentedt od esign organic compounds with ML or photo-induced RTP properties, but also smart functional materials with multiple luminescencep roperties, promoting their development in encryption and security applications.…”