First-principles calculations are applied for investigating influence of electron donating ability of donor groups in eight thermally activated delayed fluorescence（TADF） molecules on their geometrical structures an...First-principles calculations are applied for investigating influence of electron donating ability of donor groups in eight thermally activated delayed fluorescence（TADF） molecules on their geometrical structures and transition properties as well as reverse intersystem crossing（RISC） processes. Results show that the diphenylamine substitution in the donor part can slightly change the bond angle but decrease bond length between donor and acceptor unit except for the lowest triplet state（Ti） of carbazole-xanthone molecule. As the electron donating ability of donor groups is increased, the overlap between the highest occupied molecular orbital（HOMO） and the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital（LUMO） is decreased. As the diphenylamine groups are added in donor part, the delocalization of HOMO is enlarged,which brings a decreased energy gap(△ES1-T1) between the lowest singlet excited state（S1）and T1 state. Furthermore, with the calculated spin-orbit coupling coefficient(HSO), one finds that the larger value of ■ is, the faster the RISC is. The results show that all investigated molecules are promising candidates as TADF molecules. Overall, a wise molecular design strategy for TADF molecules,in which a small △ES1-T1 can be achieved by enlarging the delocalization of frontier molecular orbitals with large separation between HOMO and LUMO, is proposed.展开更多
Recently, an effective exciton diffusion length L exceeding 100μm has been reported for organic- inorganic halide perovskites owing to both the high mobility and ultra-long lifetime of the excitons; however, the orig...Recently, an effective exciton diffusion length L exceeding 100μm has been reported for organic- inorganic halide perovskites owing to both the high mobility and ultra-long lifetime of the excitons; however, the origin of ultra-long L is still unclear in nature. In some photoelectric materials, reverse intersystem crossing （RISC） from the triplet to the singlet state can enhance the quantum yield of pho- toluminescence greatly. In this study, our theoretical investigation indicated that the energy difference △E_st between the singlet state and the triplet state of CH_3NH_3Pbl_3 was less than 0.1 eV, which represents one crucial prerequisite for the occurrence of RISC. Meanwhile, the experimental results showed that the photoluminescence lifetime increased with the increasing temperature, a typical feature of RISC. Based on this study, we put forward the hypothesis that the ultra-long lifetime of excitons in organic-inorganic halide perovskite might be caused by the RISC process. This may provide a new insight into the important photophysical properties of such novel photovoltaic materials.展开更多
Organic scintillators that efficiently generate bright triplet excitons are of critical importance for highperformance X-ray-excited luminescence in radiation detection.However,the nature of triplet-singlet spinforbid...Organic scintillators that efficiently generate bright triplet excitons are of critical importance for highperformance X-ray-excited luminescence in radiation detection.However,the nature of triplet-singlet spinforbidden transitions in these materials often result in long-lived phosphorescence,which is undesirable for ultrafast X-ray detection and imaging.Here we demonstrate that the effect of hybridized local and charge-transfer(HLCT)excited states enables organic scintillators to exhibit highly efficient and fast radioluminescence(RL)in response to X-ray irradiation.Our experimental and theoretical investigation shows that the oxidized 1,8-naphthalimide-phenothiazine dyad(OMNI-PTZ 2)with HLCT-excited states has an enhanced overlap integral of the highest occupied molecular orbital(HOMO)and lowest unoccupied molecular orbital(LUMO)on MNIπ-orbitals,and moderate donor–acceptor electron interactions.As a result,the RL of these crystals exhibits a 61-fold increase and its monoexponential decay lifetime is three orders of magnitude faster compared to its corresponding thermally activated delayed fluorescence(TADF)molecule MNI-PTZ 1.We further demonstrate the practical utility of the OMNI-PTZ 2(G)in high-performance X-ray detection and imaging,achieving an X-ray dose sensitivity of 97 nGy s−1 and an exceptional spatial resolution of 20 lp/mm.Our study provides a promising molecular design principle for utilizing triplet excitons to develop high-efficiency and fast X-ray scintillators for the development of next-generation flexible and stretchable X-ray imaging detectors.展开更多
We report on the observation of new fluorescence emission spectral transitions obtained from NO diatomic molecule in the region from ultraviolet （UV） to near infrared （NIR） in a low power glow discharge system. Th...We report on the observation of new fluorescence emission spectral transitions obtained from NO diatomic molecule in the region from ultraviolet （UV） to near infrared （NIR） in a low power glow discharge system. This glow discharge electronic excitation populates different quartet and doublet states of NO in its proximity such as the A2Z （/9 = 2）, b4∑- （υ= 3）, B2М （1） = 4）, and X2Л （u= 33-32） states. Due to inter-system crossing, emission lines originating from these levels to lower lying states are recorded and spectral line assignments are performed. The observed systems include b4∑- a4∏, B21∏-a4∏, a4∏-X2I∏, A2∑X2∏, X2∏-X2∏ （33-15）, X2∏-X2∏ （33-17）, X2∏-X2∏ （33-20）, and X2∏-X2∏ （33- 18）. This new information will conduce to the better understanding of the interesting features of NO molecule. Such parameters that affect the recording of low density of NO molecules are also discussed In addition to the factors such as the time evolution, argon gas concentration relative to NO mixture, the percentage of NO molecular gas concentration, discharge electric current signals and discharge applied voltage are studied. Those factors would enhance the fluorescence signal intensity of NO molecules. The recent results might be significant as reference data for optimizing the glow discharge spectrometer and diagnostics of NO gas.展开更多
Detailed understanding of the mechanism of the combustion relevant multichannel reactions of O(3P) with unsaturated hydrocarbons (UHs) requires the identification of all primary reaction products, the determination of...Detailed understanding of the mechanism of the combustion relevant multichannel reactions of O(3P) with unsaturated hydrocarbons (UHs) requires the identification of all primary reaction products, the determination of their branching ratios and assessment of intersystem crossing (ISC) between triplet and singlet potential energy surfaces (PESs). This can be best achieved combining crossed-molecular-beam (CMB) experiments with universal, soft ionization, mass-spectrometric detection and time-of-flight analysis to high-level ab initio electronic structure calculations of triplet/singlet PESs and RRKM/Master Equation computations of branching ratios (BRs) including ISC. This approach has been recently demonstrated to be successful for O(3P) reactions with the simplest UHs (alkynes, alkenes, dienes) containing two or three carbon atoms. Here, we extend the combined CMB/theoretical approach to the next member in the diene series containing four C atoms, namely 1,2-butadiene (methylallene) to explore how product distributions, branching ratios and ISC vary with increasing molecular complexity going from O(3P))+propadiene to O(3P)+1,2-butadiene. In particular, we focus on the most important, dominant molecular channels, those forming propene+CO (with branching ratio ∽0.5) and ethylidene+ketene (with branching ratio ∽0.15), that lead to chain termination, to be contrasted to radical forming channels (branching ratio ∽0.35) which lead to chain propagation in combustion systems.展开更多
Inspired by the activity-based sensing method, the hydrazine-modified naphthalene derivative(Naph1) was synthesized and used as a fluorescent probe to detect formaldehyde(FA) in living cells. Through the condensation ...Inspired by the activity-based sensing method, the hydrazine-modified naphthalene derivative(Naph1) was synthesized and used as a fluorescent probe to detect formaldehyde(FA) in living cells. Through the condensation reaction between the probe Naph1 and analyte FA, researchers observed a ~14 folds enhancement of fluorescent signal around 510 nm in an experiment, realizing the high selectivity and sensitivity detection of FA. However, a theoretical understanding of the sensing mechanism was not provided in the experimental work. Given this, the light-up fluorescent detecting mechanism was in-depth unveiled by performing the time-dependent density functional theory(TDDFT) and the complete active space self-consistent field(CASSCF) theoretical calculations on excited-state intramolecular proton transfer(ESIPT)and non-adiabatic excited-state dynamics simulation. The deactivation channel of S_1/T_2 intersystem crossing(ISC) was turned off to successfully recognize FA. Insight into the ESIPT-based fluorescent detecting mechanism indicated that ESIPT was essential to light-up fluorescent probes. This work would provide a new viewpoint to develop ESIPT-based fluorescent probes for detecting reactive carbon species in vivo or vitio.展开更多
The intersystem crossing channels of gaseous 4H-pyran-4-thione were investigated using the CASSCF//TD-B3LYP methods and group theory. Using the effective one-electron spin-orbit Harniltonian, the strengths of spin-orb...The intersystem crossing channels of gaseous 4H-pyran-4-thione were investigated using the CASSCF//TD-B3LYP methods and group theory. Using the effective one-electron spin-orbit Harniltonian, the strengths of spin-orbit coupling were estimated, which plays an essential role in the spin transitions between different spin states. Calculated results show that phosphorescence and non-radiative decay via intersystem crossing to the So state are concurrent processes occurring at the T1 state. A rapid depletion of the S1 state via intersystem crossing to the T1 state can be mediated by the T2 state, if spin relaxation is fast within the triplet levels. Our calculated results are in close agreement with experimental observations.展开更多
We report for the first time a practical and simple supramolecular approach to turn fluorophores into photosensitizers(PSs).Using boron dipyrromethene(BODIPY)as a proof-of-concept,eight BODIPY derivatives manifest bri...We report for the first time a practical and simple supramolecular approach to turn fluorophores into photosensitizers(PSs).Using boron dipyrromethene(BODIPY)as a proof-of-concept,eight BODIPY derivatives manifest bright fluorescence and generate negligible singlet oxygen in solution.In contrast,aggregation fails to emit fluorescence and enhances singlet oxygen generation.Experimentally,these aggregates have excellent photodynamic therapy(PDT)performance,and one even exhibits much stronger photocytotoxicity than the commercialized PS Ce6 under identical conditions.Theoretical studies show that this property originated from significantly reduced energy gaps between relevant excited singlet and triplet states,leading to considerably improved intersystem-crossing efficiency.Importantly,a simple disaggregation recovers the original properties of the fluorophores.This reversible switching property between fluorophores and PSs assists the development of smart PDT systems,in which singlet oxygen generation in tumors can be controlled in an intelligent manner after PDT treatment.The present work provides a novel strategy to design heavy-atom-free PSs and may pave the way to the development of smart PDT systems.展开更多
A general formula for the multi-dimensional Monte Carlo microcanonical nonadiabatic rate constant expressed in configuration space is applied to calculate the rate of intersystem crossing(ISC) between the ground(S0) a...A general formula for the multi-dimensional Monte Carlo microcanonical nonadiabatic rate constant expressed in configuration space is applied to calculate the rate of intersystem crossing(ISC) between the ground(S0) and first excited triplet(T1) states for isocyanic acid.One-,two-and three-dimensional potential energy surfaces are constructed by coupled-cluster single-double CCSD calculations,which are used for Monte Carlo sampling.The calculated S0→T1 ISC rate is in good agreement with experimental findings,which gives us a reason to believe that the multi-dimensional Monte Carlo microcanonical nonadiabatic rate theory is a very effective method for calculating nonadiabatic transition rate of a polyatomic molecule.展开更多
Development of new photosensitizers(PSs)with high singlet oxygen quantumyield and minimal side effects is of great interest in photodynamic therapy(PDT).Herein,a facile strategy to significantly improve photosensitiza...Development of new photosensitizers(PSs)with high singlet oxygen quantumyield and minimal side effects is of great interest in photodynamic therapy(PDT).Herein,a facile strategy to significantly improve photosensitization has been demonstrated for the first time with two pentamethine dyes connected by a varying alkyl chain resulting in a series of cyanine dimers.The photophysical properties of the dimerswere studied with steady-state optical spectroscopies,a timecorrelated single photon counting technique,and laser flash photolysis spectrometry.X-ray crystallography confirmed that the molecular packing modes of Cy-Bu-D and Cy-He-D were dominated by H-aggregation.The H-aggregation by dimerization suppresses the radiative singlet decay,which helps to stabilize the highly efficient triplet excitation state.Moreover,the dimers show more intensewavelength absorption in the nearinfrared(ɛ1.5-2.0 times more than monomer Cy-H at 650 nm),better singlet oxygen quantum yield,and a longer triplet-state lifetime than monomer Cy-H,providing excellent performance as a triplet PS.In vivo experiments demonstrated that Cy-He-D successfully suppresses tumor growth after PDT treatment.This work is beneficial to the design of novel heavy atom free PSs for PDT-based theranostic systems.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11374195 and No.21403133),the Taishan Scholar Project of Shandong Province,the Promotive Research Fund for Excellent Young and Middle-aged Scientists of Shandong Province(No.BS2014CL001),and the General Financial Grant from the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2014M560571).
文摘First-principles calculations are applied for investigating influence of electron donating ability of donor groups in eight thermally activated delayed fluorescence（TADF） molecules on their geometrical structures and transition properties as well as reverse intersystem crossing（RISC） processes. Results show that the diphenylamine substitution in the donor part can slightly change the bond angle but decrease bond length between donor and acceptor unit except for the lowest triplet state（Ti） of carbazole-xanthone molecule. As the electron donating ability of donor groups is increased, the overlap between the highest occupied molecular orbital（HOMO） and the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital（LUMO） is decreased. As the diphenylamine groups are added in donor part, the delocalization of HOMO is enlarged,which brings a decreased energy gap(△ES1-T1) between the lowest singlet excited state（S1）and T1 state. Furthermore, with the calculated spin-orbit coupling coefficient(HSO), one finds that the larger value of ■ is, the faster the RISC is. The results show that all investigated molecules are promising candidates as TADF molecules. Overall, a wise molecular design strategy for TADF molecules,in which a small △ES1-T1 can be achieved by enlarging the delocalization of frontier molecular orbitals with large separation between HOMO and LUMO, is proposed.
基金The financial supports of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (grant nos. 21373042, 21677029 and 51402036)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (grant no. DUT15YQ109)
文摘Recently, an effective exciton diffusion length L exceeding 100μm has been reported for organic- inorganic halide perovskites owing to both the high mobility and ultra-long lifetime of the excitons; however, the origin of ultra-long L is still unclear in nature. In some photoelectric materials, reverse intersystem crossing （RISC） from the triplet to the singlet state can enhance the quantum yield of pho- toluminescence greatly. In this study, our theoretical investigation indicated that the energy difference △E_st between the singlet state and the triplet state of CH_3NH_3Pbl_3 was less than 0.1 eV, which represents one crucial prerequisite for the occurrence of RISC. Meanwhile, the experimental results showed that the photoluminescence lifetime increased with the increasing temperature, a typical feature of RISC. Based on this study, we put forward the hypothesis that the ultra-long lifetime of excitons in organic-inorganic halide perovskite might be caused by the RISC process. This may provide a new insight into the important photophysical properties of such novel photovoltaic materials.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(grant no.2020YFA0709900)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(grant nos.21971041,22201042,22027805,62134003,and 22104016)+2 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province(grant nos.2020J01447,2022J06008,and 2022J0121)the Research Foundation of Education Bureau of Fujian Province(grant no.JAT210001)the Fuzhou University Testing Fund of Precious Apparatus(grant no.2022T001).
文摘Organic scintillators that efficiently generate bright triplet excitons are of critical importance for highperformance X-ray-excited luminescence in radiation detection.However,the nature of triplet-singlet spinforbidden transitions in these materials often result in long-lived phosphorescence,which is undesirable for ultrafast X-ray detection and imaging.Here we demonstrate that the effect of hybridized local and charge-transfer(HLCT)excited states enables organic scintillators to exhibit highly efficient and fast radioluminescence(RL)in response to X-ray irradiation.Our experimental and theoretical investigation shows that the oxidized 1,8-naphthalimide-phenothiazine dyad(OMNI-PTZ 2)with HLCT-excited states has an enhanced overlap integral of the highest occupied molecular orbital(HOMO)and lowest unoccupied molecular orbital(LUMO)on MNIπ-orbitals,and moderate donor–acceptor electron interactions.As a result,the RL of these crystals exhibits a 61-fold increase and its monoexponential decay lifetime is three orders of magnitude faster compared to its corresponding thermally activated delayed fluorescence(TADF)molecule MNI-PTZ 1.We further demonstrate the practical utility of the OMNI-PTZ 2(G)in high-performance X-ray detection and imaging,achieving an X-ray dose sensitivity of 97 nGy s−1 and an exceptional spatial resolution of 20 lp/mm.Our study provides a promising molecular design principle for utilizing triplet excitons to develop high-efficiency and fast X-ray scintillators for the development of next-generation flexible and stretchable X-ray imaging detectors.
基金Project supported by the Funds from Laser Sciences and Interactions Department,National Institute of Laser Enhanced Sciences(NILES),Cairo University,Giza,Egyptthe Fund from the Department of Physics,Faculty of Science for Girls,Imam Abdulrahman Ben Faisal University(x-Dammam University)+1 种基金the Fund from Dammam 31441,Saudi Arabiathe Physics Department of King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals(KFUPM),Dhahran,Saudi Arabia
文摘We report on the observation of new fluorescence emission spectral transitions obtained from NO diatomic molecule in the region from ultraviolet （UV） to near infrared （NIR） in a low power glow discharge system. This glow discharge electronic excitation populates different quartet and doublet states of NO in its proximity such as the A2Z （/9 = 2）, b4∑- （υ= 3）, B2М （1） = 4）, and X2Л （u= 33-32） states. Due to inter-system crossing, emission lines originating from these levels to lower lying states are recorded and spectral line assignments are performed. The observed systems include b4∑- a4∏, B21∏-a4∏, a4∏-X2I∏, A2∑X2∏, X2∏-X2∏ （33-15）, X2∏-X2∏ （33-17）, X2∏-X2∏ （33-20）, and X2∏-X2∏ （33- 18）. This new information will conduce to the better understanding of the interesting features of NO molecule. Such parameters that affect the recording of low density of NO molecules are also discussed In addition to the factors such as the time evolution, argon gas concentration relative to NO mixture, the percentage of NO molecular gas concentration, discharge electric current signals and discharge applied voltage are studied. Those factors would enhance the fluorescence signal intensity of NO molecules. The recent results might be significant as reference data for optimizing the glow discharge spectrometer and diagnostics of NO gas.
基金supported by “Fondazione Cassa Risparmio Perugia” (Project 2015.0331.021 Scientific & Technological Research)EC COST Action CM1404 (Chemistry of Smart Energy Carriers and Technologies– SMARTCATS)+1 种基金the Università degli Studi di Perugia (“Fondo Ricerca di Base 2017”)Italian MIUR and Università degli Studi di Perugia within the program“Department of Excellence-2018-2022-project AMIS”
文摘Detailed understanding of the mechanism of the combustion relevant multichannel reactions of O(3P) with unsaturated hydrocarbons (UHs) requires the identification of all primary reaction products, the determination of their branching ratios and assessment of intersystem crossing (ISC) between triplet and singlet potential energy surfaces (PESs). This can be best achieved combining crossed-molecular-beam (CMB) experiments with universal, soft ionization, mass-spectrometric detection and time-of-flight analysis to high-level ab initio electronic structure calculations of triplet/singlet PESs and RRKM/Master Equation computations of branching ratios (BRs) including ISC. This approach has been recently demonstrated to be successful for O(3P) reactions with the simplest UHs (alkynes, alkenes, dienes) containing two or three carbon atoms. Here, we extend the combined CMB/theoretical approach to the next member in the diene series containing four C atoms, namely 1,2-butadiene (methylallene) to explore how product distributions, branching ratios and ISC vary with increasing molecular complexity going from O(3P))+propadiene to O(3P)+1,2-butadiene. In particular, we focus on the most important, dominant molecular channels, those forming propene+CO (with branching ratio ∽0.5) and ethylidene+ketene (with branching ratio ∽0.15), that lead to chain termination, to be contrasted to radical forming channels (branching ratio ∽0.35) which lead to chain propagation in combustion systems.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 12104392)the Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province, China (Grant No. B2021203017)+1 种基金the High-Level Innovative Talents Program of Shenyang City (Grant No. RC200565)the Innovation Capability Improvement Project of Hebei Province, China (Grant No. 22567605H)。
文摘Inspired by the activity-based sensing method, the hydrazine-modified naphthalene derivative(Naph1) was synthesized and used as a fluorescent probe to detect formaldehyde(FA) in living cells. Through the condensation reaction between the probe Naph1 and analyte FA, researchers observed a ~14 folds enhancement of fluorescent signal around 510 nm in an experiment, realizing the high selectivity and sensitivity detection of FA. However, a theoretical understanding of the sensing mechanism was not provided in the experimental work. Given this, the light-up fluorescent detecting mechanism was in-depth unveiled by performing the time-dependent density functional theory(TDDFT) and the complete active space self-consistent field(CASSCF) theoretical calculations on excited-state intramolecular proton transfer(ESIPT)and non-adiabatic excited-state dynamics simulation. The deactivation channel of S_1/T_2 intersystem crossing(ISC) was turned off to successfully recognize FA. Insight into the ESIPT-based fluorescent detecting mechanism indicated that ESIPT was essential to light-up fluorescent probes. This work would provide a new viewpoint to develop ESIPT-based fluorescent probes for detecting reactive carbon species in vivo or vitio.
文摘The intersystem crossing channels of gaseous 4H-pyran-4-thione were investigated using the CASSCF//TD-B3LYP methods and group theory. Using the effective one-electron spin-orbit Harniltonian, the strengths of spin-orbit coupling were estimated, which plays an essential role in the spin transitions between different spin states. Calculated results show that phosphorescence and non-radiative decay via intersystem crossing to the So state are concurrent processes occurring at the T1 state. A rapid depletion of the S1 state via intersystem crossing to the T1 state can be mediated by the T2 state, if spin relaxation is fast within the triplet levels. Our calculated results are in close agreement with experimental observations.
基金This research was made possible as a result of generous grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(nos.22177014,21971023,21688102 and 21525206).
文摘We report for the first time a practical and simple supramolecular approach to turn fluorophores into photosensitizers(PSs).Using boron dipyrromethene(BODIPY)as a proof-of-concept,eight BODIPY derivatives manifest bright fluorescence and generate negligible singlet oxygen in solution.In contrast,aggregation fails to emit fluorescence and enhances singlet oxygen generation.Experimentally,these aggregates have excellent photodynamic therapy(PDT)performance,and one even exhibits much stronger photocytotoxicity than the commercialized PS Ce6 under identical conditions.Theoretical studies show that this property originated from significantly reduced energy gaps between relevant excited singlet and triplet states,leading to considerably improved intersystem-crossing efficiency.Importantly,a simple disaggregation recovers the original properties of the fluorophores.This reversible switching property between fluorophores and PSs assists the development of smart PDT systems,in which singlet oxygen generation in tumors can be controlled in an intelligent manner after PDT treatment.The present work provides a novel strategy to design heavy-atom-free PSs and may pave the way to the development of smart PDT systems.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 20720102038)
文摘A general formula for the multi-dimensional Monte Carlo microcanonical nonadiabatic rate constant expressed in configuration space is applied to calculate the rate of intersystem crossing(ISC) between the ground(S0) and first excited triplet(T1) states for isocyanic acid.One-,two-and three-dimensional potential energy surfaces are constructed by coupled-cluster single-double CCSD calculations,which are used for Monte Carlo sampling.The calculated S0→T1 ISC rate is in good agreement with experimental findings,which gives us a reason to believe that the multi-dimensional Monte Carlo microcanonical nonadiabatic rate theory is a very effective method for calculating nonadiabatic transition rate of a polyatomic molecule.
基金This work was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(project 22090011)NSFCLiaoning United Fund(U1908202).
文摘Development of new photosensitizers(PSs)with high singlet oxygen quantumyield and minimal side effects is of great interest in photodynamic therapy(PDT).Herein,a facile strategy to significantly improve photosensitization has been demonstrated for the first time with two pentamethine dyes connected by a varying alkyl chain resulting in a series of cyanine dimers.The photophysical properties of the dimerswere studied with steady-state optical spectroscopies,a timecorrelated single photon counting technique,and laser flash photolysis spectrometry.X-ray crystallography confirmed that the molecular packing modes of Cy-Bu-D and Cy-He-D were dominated by H-aggregation.The H-aggregation by dimerization suppresses the radiative singlet decay,which helps to stabilize the highly efficient triplet excitation state.Moreover,the dimers show more intensewavelength absorption in the nearinfrared(ɛ1.5-2.0 times more than monomer Cy-H at 650 nm),better singlet oxygen quantum yield,and a longer triplet-state lifetime than monomer Cy-H,providing excellent performance as a triplet PS.In vivo experiments demonstrated that Cy-He-D successfully suppresses tumor growth after PDT treatment.This work is beneficial to the design of novel heavy atom free PSs for PDT-based theranostic systems.
