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Energy-dependent photochromism at room temperature for visually detecting and distinguishing X-rays.

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A radiochromic material with energy-dependent X-ray-induced photochromism was obtained by incorporating a radiosensitive glycolate ligand into an electron-transfer photochromic metalloviologen system. It is highly promising for detecting soft X-rays with… Click to show full abstract

A radiochromic material with energy-dependent X-ray-induced photochromism was obtained by incorporating a radiosensitive glycolate ligand into an electron-transfer photochromic metalloviologen system. It is highly promising for detecting soft X-rays with energies less than 2 keV and may find application in qualitatively and visually distinguishing the energy range of X-rays.

Keywords: photochromism room; energy; energy dependent; room temperature; dependent photochromism

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2018

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