Dual functionality of phosphorescence and photothermal conversion through light-activated open-shell singlet diradicals in silver metal–organic frameworks

Photochromic silver MOFs with thermally excited triplet radicals show room-temperature phosphorescence emission, and the outstanding photothermal conversion promotes efficient solar-driven water evaporation.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry C
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5tc01514f
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5
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Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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Dual functionality of phosphorescence and photothermal conversion through light-activated open-shell singlet diradicals in silver metal–organic frameworks

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Dual functionality of phosphorescence and photothermal conversion through light-activated open-shell singlet diradicals in silver metal–organic frameworks

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Abstract

Photochromic silver MOFs with thermally excited triplet radicals show room-temperature phosphorescence emission, and the outstanding photothermal conversion promotes efficient solar-driven water evaporation.

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