Constructing a mixed π-conjugated bridge to effectively enhance the nonlinear optical response in the Möbius cyclacene-based systems.
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Wei Chen | Xingang Zhao | Xuri Huang | Guangtao Yu | Wei Chen | Liwei Chen | Guangtao Yu | Xingang Zhao | Xuri Huang | Chunyun Tu | Chunyun Tu | Liwei Chen
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