Yusuke Funasako

Assistant Professor

National Institute of Technology, Wakayama College

Japan

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Dr. Yusuke Funasako is an Assistant Professor at the National Institute of Technology, Wakayama College, Japan. His research focuses on ionic conductivity in organometallic ionic liquids, photochromic materials, and the synthesis of coordination polymers. Recent publications include investigations into photoisomerization of platinum complexes and the thermal properties of photoreactive ionic liquids.

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Tomoyuki Mochida

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Kobe University

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Nihon University

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Controlling Ionic Conductivity in Organometallic Ionic Liquids through Light-Induced Coordination Polymer Formation and Thermal Reversion

Ionic liquid-containing coordination polymer: solvent-free synthesis, incongruent melting, and glass formation

Nitro–Nitrito Photoisomerization of Platinum(II) Complexes with Pt(NO2)42– and (FSO2)2N– Anions: Correlation between Isomerization Ratio and Reaction Cavity

Photochromic nafion films containing cationic diarylethenes

Thermal properties and crystal structures of ruthenium-containing photoreactive ionic liquids with short substituents

Synthesis, Photochromic Properties, and Crystal Structures of Salts Containing a Pyridinium-Fused Spiropyran: Positive and Negative Photochromism in the Solution and Solid State

Hydronium bis(trifluoromethanesulfonyl)amide–18-crown-6 (1/1)

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Tomoyuki Mochida

Mariko Noguchi

Ryo Sumitani

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