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Electrochemical Ring-Opening and -Closing of a Spiropyran
The bistability of molecular switches is an essential characteristic in their use as functional components in molecular-based devices and machines. For photoswitches, light-driven switching between two stable states proceeds via short-lived changes of the bond order in electronically excited states.
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