Conditional fluorescent changes of azaylides with fluorescent chromophores

Abstract We found conditional fluorescent changes of azaylides bearing fluorescent chromophores. Azaylide formation and their stability were examined using electron-deficient aromatic azides and triarylphosphines having fluorescent chromophores. Turn-on fluorescence was realized under the acidic conditions using a nonfluorescent azaylide prepared by nonhydrolysis Staudinger reaction from 2,6-dichloro-substituted aryl azide and 1-pyrenyl phosphine.

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Chemistry Letters
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2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.1093/chemle/upaf033
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Conditional fluorescent changes of azaylides with fluorescent chromophores

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Conditional fluorescent changes of azaylides with fluorescent chromophores

Suguru Yoshida, Mayo Hamada
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Abstract

Abstract We found conditional fluorescent changes of azaylides bearing fluorescent chromophores. Azaylide formation and their stability were examined using electron-deficient aromatic azides and triarylphosphines having fluorescent chromophores. Turn-on fluorescence was realized under the acidic conditions using a nonfluorescent azaylide prepared by nonhydrolysis Staudinger reaction from 2,6-dichloro-substituted aryl azide and 1-pyrenyl phosphine.

Chemistry LettersVol. 54(3)
Tokyo University of Science (JP)
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