Crystalline organic nanofiber photosensitizers: exceptional light harvesting and singlet oxygen generation for rapid photooxidation
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Researchers have created a heavy-atom-free, twisted D–A–A–D molecule that self-assembles into crystalline nanofibers. These fibers show high light absorption and 72% singlet oxygen yield, enabling rapid visible-light-driven photooxidation. They are easily recovered by sedimentation and remain stable over multiple cycles, offering a new design for efficient, reusable solid-state photosensitizers.
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