A multicolor photochromic gel based on temporal separation of photochemical reactions

Photoswitching among several states is essential for the development of photoresponsive materials showing multiple functions. Here, we developed multistate photochromism under a single light source with constant wavelength and intensity, based on the new concept of temporal separation of photoreactions.

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Materials Horizons
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2026-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1039/d5mh02246k
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1
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Photochromic and Fluorescence Chemistry
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A multicolor photochromic gel based on temporal separation of photochemical reactions

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A multicolor photochromic gel based on temporal separation of photochemical reactions

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Abstract

Photoswitching among several states is essential for the development of photoresponsive materials showing multiple functions. Here, we developed multistate photochromism under a single light source with constant wavelength and intensity, based on the new concept of temporal separation of photoreactions.

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