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  1. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; (, Digital Discovery)
    We used a semimanual approach to mine optical data from the literature using expert annotations. We identify 47 dye candidates for emissive SMILES materials. This workflow has promise for the design of other materials. 
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    Abstract The recognition of boron compounds is well developed as boronic acids but untapped as organotrifluoroborate anions (R−BF3−). We are exploring the development of these and other designer anions as anion‐recognition motifs by considering them as substituted versions of the parent inorganic ion. To this end, we demonstrate strong and reliable binding of organic trifluoroborates, R−BF3−, by cyanostar macrocycles that are size‐complementary to the inorganic BF4−progenitors. We find that recognition is modulated by the substituent's sterics and that the affinities are retained using the common K+salts of R−BF3−anions. 
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