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Herein, natural-synthetic hybrid dual-state luminescent conducting polymers (DLCPs/DLCP1-DLCP8) possessing significant optoelectrochemical properties are strategically developed by the polymerization of prop-2-enamide, cis-butenedioic acid, 2-acrylamido-2-methylpropane-1-sulfonic acid, and in situ-generated 2-(3-acrylamidopropanamido)-2-methylpropane-1-sulfonic acid alongside the grafting of gum tragacanth. The spectroscopic data of aliphatic DLCPs affirm DLCP7 as the most stable supramolecular assembly endowing optoelectronic properties. Computational calculations identified -C(═O)NH-, -C(═O)OH, -OH, and -SOH as subluminophores. The absorption spectra, excitation wavelength-/solvent-polarity-/concentration-dependent luminescence, solid state luminescence, aggregation-induced enhanced luminescence, and time-correlated single photon count (TCSPC) studies confirm the occurrence of aggregation-mediated intramolecular through-space charge transfer (ITSCT) in the excited state of DLCP7. Mulliken charge, natural bond orbital, dipole moments, and electronic potential surface analyses confirm the charge donor-acceptor system in DLCP7. Furthermore, the selective optoelectronic response of DLCP7 toward Ca/Cu(II) at 438/574 nm is explored using ultraviolet-visible spectra, TCSPC analyses, a dynamic light scattering study, and computational investigations. The chelation-enhanced luminescence and ITSCT inhibition are responsible for turn-on and turn-off detections of Ca and Cu(II), respectively. Cu(II) → Cu(I) reduction in a DLCP7 solution is inferred from electrochemical and spectroscopic analyses. The conductivities of 9.65 × 10 S cm (solid state) and 44.35 × 10 S cm (solution) in DLCP7 are validated by current-voltage and electrochemical impedance measurements. Again, strong electronic conductivities of 43.89 × 10 S cm (solid state)/53.34 × 10 S cm (solution) and 45.42 × 10 S cm (solid state)/64.81 × 10 S cm (solution) are observed in Ca-DLCP7 and Cu(II)-DLCP7, respectively.
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