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From Yellow to Red: Emission Tuning of Benzothioxanthene Imides Through Selective Multi‐Arylamine Functionalization
The selective bis‐ and tris‐functionalization of benzothioxanthene imides (BTI) with extended triphenylamine (eTPA) units, enabling precise tuning of optical and electronic properties, is introduced herein. Controlled bromination and subsequent Suzuki–Miyaura cross‐coupling allow modular introductio
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