AI Article Synopsis
- A new material combining tetraphenyl and triphenylamine structures was developed, featuring properties that allow it to emit light when aggregated and change color in response to light and acidity.
- This material shows versatility in its responsiveness to different stimuli, making it useful for applications like anti-counterfeiting on thin-layer chromatography (TLC) plates and real banknotes.
- The ability to fluoresce and change under UV and visible light positions this material as a promising option for future encryption technologies.
Article Abstract
A multi-stimuli responsive tetraphenyl substituted tripehnylamine-based aggregation induced emissive (AIE) material coupled with spiropyran was prepared. Owing to the presence of AIE and photochromic moiety, the molecule exhibits emissive aggregates, photochromism, and acidochromism. The multiple stimuli sensitive behavior of the molecule was explored for anti-counterfeiting behavior on TLC plate and commercial banknotes. The fluorogenic and photogenic response under UV and visible light established the potential of the candidate as a new generation encryption material.
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