New zinc(II) dyes with enhanced two-photon absorption cross sections based on the imidazolyl ligand
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Jianhua Yu | N. Zhang | Jie-ying Wu | Zhichao Wu | Dandan Liu | Jianhua Yu | Yu-peng Tian | Xinyu Zhang | Hong-ping Zhou | Shuai Kong | Jieying Wu | Yu-peng Tian
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