A derivative of pyrene containing four acetamides (as shown in Fig. 1-3) is reported. The compounds have two different powder States, thus showing different mechanochemical behaviors. When methanol was added to the chloroform solution of the compound, a milky white solid (phase B) was precipitated in the aqueous solution, and the white solid showed strong blue light emission, which was different from chloroform and other conventional organic solvents. When exposed to external pressure, the white solid changes into a yellow solid (g phase), showing green fluorescence emission; in addition, the yellow solid can be recovered to B by heating or dissolving in chloroform Phase, as shown in figure 1-3e, it is found that molecules in phase B are connected by hydrogen bonds, while in phase g, the external pressure will destroy the orderly hydrogen bond arrangement, resulting in the disorder of molecular structure arrangement, inhibiting the formation of H aggregation, and promoting the change of solid-state luminescence color. After that, the researchers designed and synthesized a series of analogues of these compounds, introduced different side chains, and studied the influence of amide and side chain on their force induced discoloration [43]. The results show that the hydrogen bond of amides plays a decisive role in the sensitivity and repeatability of the force induced discoloration of this kind of materials. At the same time, the excessive destruction of the hydrogen bond will lead to the difficulty of the formation of the directional hydrogen bond<br>
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