journal article·2023-11

Design, synthesis, and characterization of pH-responsive near infrared bithiophene Aza-BODIPY

Zhengze Yong, Boxin Wen, Qinqin Dou, Haodan Guo, Chenyan Hu, Jianyi Bi, Mo Zhang, Jing Zhao, Yuan Lin, Jing Wang, Hong-Bo Cheng

Dyes and Pigments· Volume 219
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