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This dataset contains all raw data used to generate Figures 2–7 in the above-mentioned publication.
The dataset contains raw data of:
- UV-Vis spectra of 1'st and 1st in DCM (Fig. 3a).
- UV-Vis spectra of 1st before irradiation, at PSS (405 nm) and after THI in DCM (Fig. 3b).
- Fatigue study plot of 1st (Fig. 3b_inset).
- UV-vis spectra of 1st and at PSS at different irradiation wavelengths (365, 395, 405, 420 nm) in DCM (Fig. 3c).
- 1H NMR spectra of 1st before irradiation, at PSS (405 nm), at PSS (365 nm) and after THI in DCM-d2 (Fig. 3d).
- UV-Vis spectra of 2'st and 2st in DCM (Fig. 4a).
- UV-Vis spectra of 2st before irradiation, at PSS (420 nm) and after THI in DCM (Fig. 4b).
- Fatigue study plot of 2st (Fig. 4b_inset).
- 1H NMR spectra of 2st before irradiation, at PSS (420 nm) and after THI in DCM-d2 (Fig. 4c).
- UV-Vis spectra of 3'st and 3st in DCM (Fig. 5a).
- UV-Vis spectra of 3st before irradiation, at PSS (405 nm) and after THI in DCM (Fig. 5b).
- Fatigue study plot of 3st (Fig. 5b_inset).
- 1H NMR spectra of 3st before irradiation, at PSS (405 nm), at PSS (365 nm) and at PSS (455 nm) in DCM-d2 (Fig. 5c).
- UV-Vis spectra of 4'st and 4st in DCM (Fig. 6a).
- UV-Vis spectra of 4st before irradiation and at PSS (405 nm) in DCM (Fig. 6b).
- 1H NMR spectra of 4st before irradiation, at PSS (405 nm) and after THI in DCM-d2 (Fig. 6c).
- UV-Vis spectra of 5'st and 5st in DCM (Fig. 7a).
- Nanosecond transient absorption spectra of 5st after irradiation (light pulse 390 nm) (Fig. 7b).
File Types and Formats:
- '.csv' – raw data from uv-vis, DRIFT, FT-IR and BET measurements.
- '.txt', '.info', '.par', '.png' – raw data from 1H NMR measurements.
'.csv', files can be opened with any text editor (e.g. Notepad) or spreadsheet editor (e.q. Microsoft Excel). '.txt', '.info' and '.par', files can be opened with any text editor (e.g. Notepad)
No special software is required to read '.csv' file. To open raw NMR spectra, lease use for example MestReNova.
For further information, please consult the readme.txt file.
