Red luminescence control of Eu( iii ) complexes by utilizing the multi-colored electrochromism of viologen derivatives
Kenji Kanazawa, Yuta Komiya, Kazuki Nakamura, Norihisa Kobayashi
Abstract
Kenji Kanazawa, Yuta Komiya, Kazuki Nakamura, Norihisa Kobayashi
Abstract
The electroresponsive switching of red photoluminescence based on the electrochemical coloration of cyan–magenta–green (CMG) viologen components was achieved by combining a luminescent Eu 3+ chelate and viologen derivatives, resulting in CMG coloration in a single cell.
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The electroresponsive switching of red photoluminescence based on the electrochemical coloration of cyan–magenta–green (CMG) viologen components was achieved by combining a luminescent Eu 3+ chelate and viologen derivatives, resulting in CMG coloration in a single cell.
Key concepts: Viologen, Cyan, Magenta, Luminescence, Electrochromism, Chemistry, Photoluminescence, Photochemistry