2019
DOI: 10.1002/cptc.201800255
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Tuning Merocyanine Photoacid Structure to Enhance Solubility and Temporal Control: Application in Ring Opening Polymerization

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“…equilibrium processes for av ariety of photochromic molecules. [39,40] Additionally,t he kinetics of the reverse visible- light-driven ring opening reaction are well described by afirst-order decay. As expected, the equilibrium amount of closed form for the small molecule,D AE-BF 4 ,i ncreases as the solvent is changed from DCM (ca.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…equilibrium processes for av ariety of photochromic molecules. [39,40] Additionally,t he kinetics of the reverse visible- light-driven ring opening reaction are well described by afirst-order decay. As expected, the equilibrium amount of closed form for the small molecule,D AE-BF 4 ,i ncreases as the solvent is changed from DCM (ca.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Significantly, the UV triggered isomerization reaction is well described by a first order dynamic equilibrium model [Eq. ] that has been previously used to characterize equilibrium processes for a variety of photochromic molecules . Additionally, the kinetics of the reverse visible‐light‐driven ring opening reaction are well described by a first‐order decay. true[]Closedformt[]Openform0=1-knormalonormalpnormalenormaln+knormalcnormallnormalonormalsnormalenormalEnormalxnormalp[-knormalonormalpnormalenormaln+knormalcnormallnormalonormalsnormalet]knormalonormalpnormalenormaln+knormalcnormallnormalonormalsnormale …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Significantly, the UV triggered isomerization reaction is well described by a first order dynamic equilibrium model [Eq. ] that has been previously used to characterize equilibrium processes for a variety of photochromic molecules . Additionally, the kinetics of the reverse visible‐light‐driven ring opening reaction are well described by a first‐order decay. true[]Closedformt[]Openform0=1-knormalonormalpnormalenormaln+knormalcnormallnormalonormalsnormalenormalEnormalxnormalp[-knormalonormalpnormalenormaln+knormalcnormallnormalonormalsnormalet]knormalonormalpnormalenormaln+knormalcnormallnormalonormalsnormale …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, MC‐based photoacids with long disassociation lifetimes and reversible pH change (as much as 2.2 units) were recently developed by the Liao group . The Liao group and recently our group have been working on further development of several photoacids compatible in a range of different environments, from aqueous buffer solutions to organic solvents, to meet demand for applications in different areas. Azobenzene derivatives are another type of photoacids that take advantage of photochromic switching.…”
Section: Photo‐ and Ph‐addressable Architecturesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the proton affinity is consistent with the stability of the photoisomers, light‐controlled acidity change can be realized by the isomerization of SP. Several SP‐based photoacids have been designed by Liao and co‐workers, Heckel and co‐workers, and our group . These have been integrated with different proton‐responsive moieties, such as acid‐catalyzed chemical reactions, hydrogen bond modulation, light‐controlled polymerization, and self‐assembly .…”
Section: Introduction To Commonly Used Photoswitches For Multiaddressmentioning
confidence: 99%