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A strategy to construct fluorescent non-aromatic small-molecules: hydrogen bonds contributing to the unexpected fluorescence.

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Propanedioyl dihydrazide (PDH), traditionally believed to be non-fluorescent, was first discovered to emit substantial fluorescence in both the solid state and solvents. Then, significantly, a novel strategy is provided: fluorescent… Click to show full abstract

Propanedioyl dihydrazide (PDH), traditionally believed to be non-fluorescent, was first discovered to emit substantial fluorescence in both the solid state and solvents. Then, significantly, a novel strategy is provided: fluorescent non-aromatic small molecules with rigid molecular structures could be constructed by forming hydrogen bonds.

Keywords: non aromatic; hydrogen bonds; aromatic small; small molecules; fluorescent non

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2020

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