BN doping renders the planar-to-Dewar isomerization asymmetric via a B-C stabilized metastable intermediate whose transition state resembles an S0/S1 conical intersection, and targeted substitution red-shifts S1 while boosting oscillator strength and Dewar yield.
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Competing crystallization pathways and cold crystallization kinetics in 10OS5 liquid crystal
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