Boosting the Photoresponse of Azobenzene Single-Molecule Junctions via Mechanical Interlock and Dynamic Anchor

Boosting the Photoresponse of Azobenzene Single-Molecule Junctions via Mechanical Interlock and Dynamic Anchor

As the most classic photoisomerization system, azobenzene has been widely utilized as a building unit in various photoswitching applications. However, attempts to build azobenzene-based single-molecule photoswitches have met with limited success, giving low on/off ratios. Herein, we demonstrate two...

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Main Author: Shun-Da Wu (19984163) (author)
Other Authors: Zi-Zhen Chen (19984166) (author), Wen-Jing Sun (7114175) (author), Li-Yu-Yang Shi (19984169) (author), An-Kang Shen (19984172) (author), Jing-Jing Cao (2792125) (author), Zitong Liu (1411798) (author), Colin J. Lambert (1394917) (author), Hao-Li Zhang (1437673) (author)
Published: 2024
Subjects:
Biophysics
Medicine
Cell Biology
Genetics
Biotechnology
Ecology
Computational Biology
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