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  • A network was created that allows for switching a catalyst on and off using a protonated nanoswitch and a luminophore.
  • Adding silver(i) to the system activates the catalyst, leading to the formation of a specific molecular structure called a biped.
  • This setup operates quickly, with rapid assembly at a rate of 540 kHz, making it efficient for catalysis processes.

Article Abstract

A three-component network for OFF/ON catalysis was built from a protonated nanoswitch and a luminophore. Its activation by addition of silver(i) triggered the proton-catalyzed formation of a biped and the assembly of a fast slider-on-deck ( = 540 kHz).

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