Issue 40, 2019

Azobenzene based inorganic salts for light modulated ionic conductivity in aqueous solution

Abstract

Azobenzene based inorganic salts containing lithium, sodium or potassium cations were prepared and the behaviors of reversible light modulated ionic conductivity were observed based on photoisomerizations of azobenzene salts in aqueous solutions. The highest ionic conductivity was observed in the solution of potassium ionized azobenzene, assisted by the unique formation of a network-like aggregated morphology.

Graphical abstract: Azobenzene based inorganic salts for light modulated ionic conductivity in aqueous solution

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
12 Jul 2019
Accepted
01 Sep 2019
First published
03 Sep 2019

Soft Matter, 2019,15, 7992-7995

Azobenzene based inorganic salts for light modulated ionic conductivity in aqueous solution

N. Kang, P. Li, S. Tan and C. Wang, Soft Matter, 2019, 15, 7992 DOI: 10.1039/C9SM01411J

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