Molecular rotors are a group of fluorescent molecules that form twisted intramolecular
charge transfer (TICT) states upon photoexcitation. When intramolecular twisting occurs, the …

The invention and development of laser technology and other related ultrafast techniques
has opened and established new areas in molecular science called femtochemistry and …

The second edition of this best-selling handbook is bigger, more comprehensive, and now
completely current. In addition to thorough updates to the discussions featured in the first …

The development of simple, rapid-response sensors for water detection in organic solvents
is highly desirable in the chemical industry. Here we demonstrate a unique luminescence …

Intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) that occurs upon photoexcitation of molecules is a vital
process in nature and it has ample applications in chemistry and biology. The ICT process of …

We have synthesized a new environment-sensitive fluorophore, 6-N, N-dimethylamino-2, 3-
naphthalimide (6DMN). This chromophore exhibits valuable fluorescent properties as a …

A simple intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) compound, 5-(4-dimethylamino-phenyl)-penta-
2, 4-dienoic acid methyl ester (DPDAME), has been documented to be a potential molecular …

Developing smart materials capable of solid‐state multicolor photoluminescence (PL)
switching in response to multistimuli is highly desirable for advanced anticounterfeiting …

Molecular rotors are fluorescent molecules that are characterized by the ability to form
twisted states through the rotation of one segment of the structure with respect to the rest of …

The ability of cyciodextrins (CD) to encapsulate functional compounds such as emitting dyes
has led to intensive studies of their inclusion complexes.[1-7] In these species proton …