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Phototriggered Mechanical Movement in A Bipyridinium-based Coordination Polymer Powered by Electron Transfer.

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Photomechanical movement with a morphological deformation has been achieved in the crystalline state of a bipyridinium-based coordination polymer. The engine "heart" is the electron-deficient bipyridinium core sandwiched by electron-rich phenylcarboxylate… Click to show full abstract

Photomechanical movement with a morphological deformation has been achieved in the crystalline state of a bipyridinium-based coordination polymer. The engine "heart" is the electron-deficient bipyridinium core sandwiched by electron-rich phenylcarboxylate components. The decorrelation of the CT state triggered by PET reaction in the engine "heart" promotes the occurrence of this mechanical movement.

Keywords: bipyridinium; movement; based coordination; mechanical movement; coordination polymer; bipyridinium based

Journal Title: Inorganic chemistry
Year Published: 2018

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